Nuxt is the framework we use for most websites and platforms where a builder reaches its limits. This website runs on it too. What that means in practice is here — without framework advertising.
What Nuxt does differently
Nuxt builds on Vue and renders pages on the server. Search engines and AI crawlers receive complete HTML, not an empty shell filled in the browser. In the browser the page then becomes interactive — without choosing between "fast for Google" and "good to use".
Content comes from a headless CMS or from structured files in the project. Design comes from components with defined rules, not from pages clicked together one by one. The effect: the twentieth landing page appears as fast as the first, and it looks like it belongs.
What we use Nuxt for
Marketing websites with substance. Multilingual, with region and industry pages, with a magazine that grows. Everything that eventually leads to workarounds in a builder.
Content platforms. Directories, knowledge bases, editorial sites with several authors, categories and languages — structures that need a clean data model.
Progressive Web Apps. Installable, with push and offline use, without an app store. For most product ideas the faster route to the first real feedback. The trade-off against native apps is in Nuxt PWA vs React Native.
Websites that plug into systems. Login areas, price calculators from ERP data, configurators, search across thousands of records.
Delivered over Cloudflare
We host Nuxt projects on Cloudflare Workers: the site is served from an edge location near the visitor, not from a single data centre. Images run through edge transformations, HTML is cached and refreshed in the background.
For most websites that costs nothing or a few euros a month — a clear difference to builder subscriptions that adds up over years. And the data stays in the EU, which is the easier conversation for GDPR and for clients with compliance requirements.
Migrating to Nuxt
Many Nuxt projects begin as a move: from Framer, Webflow or WordPress, because the old system became a growth problem. The process is always the same and decides whether rankings survive: full crawl of the old site, URL concept, redirects without chains, switch on a quiet day, four weeks of observation. In detail in Migrating from Framer to Nuxt.
When we advise against Nuxt
If your site is a marketing instrument changed weekly by someone who does not write code — then Framer is usually the better choice. If you need a shop with standard requirements, Shopify is cheaper than a custom build. We build with all three and recommend what fits the project.
How we work technically is on the Development page. If you want to know whether Nuxt fits your project, write to us briefly with what the site has to do.
