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Front-End Development

Vue & Nuxt Development

Custom Vue and Nuxt builds for teams who prefer Vue's structure to React's, with the same server-rendering and performance tooling Next.js gives React projects.

What's included

A frontend that matches how your team already thinks

Custom Vue component development

Built to match your designs and structured for a team that already prefers Vue's conventions.

Nuxt SSR & SSG setup

Server-side rendering and static generation configured per page based on how the content actually changes.

API & CMS integration

Connected to your existing backend, headless CMS, or third-party data source.

Migration from another framework

Moving an existing frontend to Vue when that's the direction the team wants to consolidate on.

Overview

Vue's structure suits teams who want fewer decisions to make

Vue takes a more opinionated, batteries-included approach than React, which a lot of teams prefer, less decision fatigue over which libraries to pair it with, a gentler learning curve for developers newer to frontend frameworks. Nuxt sits on top of it the way Next.js sits on top of React: routing, server-side rendering, and static generation handled for you.

We build custom Vue and Nuxt frontends matched to your designs, structure components so the codebase stays maintainable as it grows, and set up rendering strategy based on what each part of the site actually needs.

Tools & platforms we use

  • Vue 3
  • Nuxt
  • Pinia
  • TypeScript

Questions

Common questions about Vue and Nuxt projects

4 questions

Vue vs React, which is better for us?

Both are capable, mature frameworks. Vue tends to feel more approachable for teams newer to component-based frontend work, and its official tooling (Vue Router, Pinia, Nuxt) is more prescribed out of the box. React has a larger ecosystem and hiring pool. If your team already has a preference, that's usually the deciding factor.

Can you take over an existing Vue codebase?

Yes. We'll review what's there before quoting anything, since existing Vue projects vary a lot in how they're structured.

Do you use Nuxt for every Vue project?

Not always. For a project that doesn't need server-side rendering or Nuxt's routing conventions, plain Vue with Vite is sometimes simpler. We'll recommend based on what the project needs, not by default.

Can Vue and Nuxt integrate with a headless CMS?

Yes, the same way React and Next.js do. We've connected Vue and Nuxt frontends to WordPress, Contentful and other headless CMS platforms depending on the project.

Quick question?

Ask us about Vue & Nuxt

Not ready for a full brief? Send a question and a developer who works on this will answer it, usually within one business day. No sales call, no obligation.

Already have designs or a scope? Send a full project brief instead.

Ready to get started?

Send your Figma file and we'll scope the Vue build.

We'll come back with a fixed estimate and a rendering strategy that fits how your content actually changes.

If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.

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