Next.js and Sanity Website Development
A specialist Next.js and Sanity developer, available for project-based work.
Next.js 
and Sanity 
found me at the right time. After years of wrestling with WordPress — the plugins, the page builders, the white screen of death 
. I made the switch in 2020 and haven't looked back.
Since then it's been Next.js and Sanity, nothing else. Not a jack of all trades, not a bit of everything, just one stack, done properly. That focus means every project benefits from years of patterns, decisions and hard lessons already learned.
If you have an upcoming Next.js and Sanity project and would like a quote, feel free to get in touch and I'll get back to you within 48 hours.
Custom Next.js and Sanity development, done right.
Built for marketing
A fast site that's painful to update gets ignored by the team who should be using it. Every build is structured so your content editors can actually work independently — no developer needed for the day-to-day.
Fast by default
Next.js does a lot of the heavy lifting, but only if it's used correctly. Server components, static generation, image optimisation — every decision is made with performance in mind from the first line of code.
SEO baked in
Metadata, Open Graph, structured data, canonical URLs, sitemap generation — handled properly from the start, not patched in after someone runs an audit.
Accessibility, done properly
WCAG 2.2 AA isn't an afterthought bolted on at the end — it's part of how every section and component gets built in the first place, from colour contrast to keyboard navigation.
“James has been incredible to work with. Beyond being a solid developer he's also highly responsive and has a great attitude. Highly recommend and we'll be working with him in the future.”
Brett Rutledge
Chief Growth Officer, SitePartners
Your Questions, Answered.
Every project is scoped individually, so there's no fixed price. As a general guide, my custom Next.js and Sanity website projects typically range from £3,000 to £5,000, depending on scope.
Yes. Every build is covered by a 12-month guarantee, so if anything stops working as intended, I'll fix it at no cost. The guarantee applies as long as the project hasn't been modified by another developer or agency, or self-updated using AI tools.
Projects are typically split into two payments, 50% to kick off and 50% on completion. For larger projects a milestone-based schedule can be agreed. Invoices are issued via Stripe for international clients, or payable by bank transfer for UK clients. Payment is due within 14 days.
Yes, that's the whole point of Sanity. Your content team will be able to update pages, add blog posts, edit copy, swap images, and manage content without touching any code.
A brief outlining the project goals, sitemap, wireframes/design, required functionality/integrations and brand guidelines. The more context provided upfront the better.
Yes. A short post-launch support window is included in every project for bug fixes and minor tweaks. Beyond that, ongoing support is available through a monthly retainer for clients who want continued development and improvements.
Looking for a reliable Next.js and Sanity developer?
From custom builds to ongoing support, I'm here to help.