
The phone number and booking on the very first screen
A taxi customer wants to call or book, straight away. The first screen puts both within reach, then says where the taxi goes: station, airport, approved patient transport.
Case study · website
A local brochure website on WordPress, rebuilt in Next.js with one page per service and a booking form. The old addresses are redirected, and search rankings carried over page by page. Client named with its consent.
The site had supported the business since its early days, and its tool was holding it back. For each sticking point, what the new site does.
Each page is written as a deliverable, and the site is instrumented to catch a regression before customers do.
Screenshots of the site as it is online. These pages are public; nothing is blurred.

A taxi customer wants to call or book, straight away. The first screen puts both within reach, then says where the taxi goes: station, airport, approved patient transport.

Customers enter their addresses, completed as they type, and see an estimate. The driver receives the request by e-mail and accepts or declines it with one click.

Each service has its own page, with its title and description written by hand. That is what makes it possible to hold a ranking on a specific search, and to win others.
Choosing Next.js came down to two needs: pages written as deliverables, and regressions visible before customers see them.
What next
Tell us about your site, the tool it runs on today and what it needs to do. We will tell you what is feasible, with a timeline and a rough price.
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