Original Astro websites
Custom design and component architecture for responsive, content-led experiences.
Content-first performance
Astro development for websites that should feel instant, not overengineered.
I build Astro websites with a small browser footprint, flexible content sources, intentional SEO foundations, accessible interfaces, and interactive islands only where they add real value.
Discuss your projectA strong fit for
Projects with these needs.
Marketing and lead-generation websites
Blogs, publications, and content hubs
Documentation and knowledge bases
Personal brands and portfolios
International and high-traffic static content
Rebuilds where performance and simplicity matter
Development scope
What I can design and deliver.
Content collections
Typed Markdown, MDX, or CMS content models with clear editorial structure and templates.
CMS integrations
Connect WordPress, headless CMS platforms, APIs, or local content with reliable build and preview workflows.
Selective interactivity
React, Vue, or native components loaded only where the visitor actually needs interaction.
SEO and structured data
Metadata, canonical URLs, sitemaps, schema, internal linking, redirects, and indexable rendered HTML.
Deployment optimization
Static or server output, image handling, caching, redirects, monitoring, and host-specific configuration.
Questions before choosing the stack.
Is Astro only for static websites?+
No. Astro supports server rendering, endpoints, actions, and interactive framework components. Its strongest advantage is letting each route ship only the JavaScript it needs.
Can an existing WordPress site move to Astro?+
Yes, if the required WordPress features are mapped carefully. WordPress can remain as a headless CMS, or content can move to collections or another CMS.
Is Astro suitable for eCommerce?+
It can power content and storefront experiences connected to a commerce backend, but checkout, account, inventory, and editorial needs determine whether a hybrid or different stack is more appropriate.
Have a project in mind?