Next.js frontend
A custom, component-based frontend rendered for speed and search engines.
A fast fire-safety store. A Next.js storefront on WordPress and WooCommerce, with custom cart and checkout, shipment tracking and SEO built in.
A fast fire-safety store. A Next.js storefront on WordPress and WooCommerce, with custom cart and checkout, shipment tracking and SEO built in.
A headless build pairs a fast Next.js frontend with a familiar CMS. Editors keep a simple back end while visitors get very quick pages and a custom experience.
These are the building blocks we use on builds like Graha Kavach. Each project is scoped around the client's goals.
A custom, component-based frontend rendered for speed and search engines.
Content, products or data managed in a CMS or API your team already understands.
TypeScript and clear structure so the project is easy to extend.
Server-rendered pages, metadata, sitemaps and schema built into the framework.
Image handling, code splitting and caching tuned for strong Core Web Vitals.
Forms, payments, search, multilingual content and third-party APIs connected cleanly.
These are the IPrix Media services behind projects like this one.
Headless website
Business website
B2B wholesale website
It suits larger or highly custom sites that need top speed and flexibility. Most business sites do well on a lean WordPress build.
Yes. We build Next.js and headless projects with WordPress or custom back ends. Share your requirements for a scoped plan.
Your team edits content in the CMS; the frontend updates automatically.
Typically 6 to 12 weeks depending on scope and integrations.
Tell us about your business. We will review your goals and suggest the quickest path to a fast, search-ready build. No spam, and we reply within one business day.
Got questions? Let’s talk
Book a 30-minute call. We’ll look at your website and marketing together and tell you what we’d fix first.