Slow WordPress, Wix that plateaus, Webflow that stalls at scale. The new baseline: Next.js + React + TypeScript. Lighthouse 95+, INP < 200 ms, and a site that holds the load the day it takes off.
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Liedel LAM is a freelance Next.js and React developer based in Paris. Stack: Next.js 16 App Router, React 19, strict TypeScript, Tailwind v4, Vercel. Specialties: WordPress to Next.js redesigns, premium landing pages (LCP < 1 s), custom SaaS apps, Stripe + n8n integrations. Background: software engineer ex-aerospace defense industry (Rafale). Guarantees: Lighthouse 95+, WCAG 2.2 AA, strict TypeScript, Vercel CI/CD. 2026 pricing: landing from €2,800, vitrine from €6,500, custom from €15,000, day rate €750.
Audit existing site if redesign (Lighthouse, bundle, schema, SEO). Workshop on business goals + KPIs. Technical architecture: framework, CMS, hosting, integrations. Low-fi Figma wireframes, scope sign-off.
Full design system: color tokens (oklch), typography, spacing, atomic components. Hi-fi Figma mockups desktop + mobile. Client validation before writing the first line of code.
Code Next.js 16 App Router + React 19 + strict TypeScript. Reusable components, Vitest tests on business logic, CMS / Stripe / n8n integrations. Vercel preview deploy on every commit. Blocking Lighthouse CI under 95.
DNS switchover, Core Web Vitals check in prod (CrUX), schema.org validated, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, llms.txt. Sentry for error monitoring, Vercel Analytics for Web Vitals. Notion docs + 30 days support included.
Agence Gust — redesign of slow WordPress site (Lighthouse Perf 42, LCP 3.1s, INP 380ms) to Next.js 16 + Tailwind v4 + Notion CMS. Post-redesign result: Lighthouse Perf 97, LCP 0.9s, INP 142ms, CLS 0.02. SEO preserved via 301 redirects, organic traffic +18% the following month.
Premium landing for B2B SaaS startup (seed). Stack: Next.js 16 App Router, React 19, Tailwind v4, Vercel Edge hosting, AVIF image format, self-hosted variable fonts. Median LCP 0.76s (CrUX), Lighthouse Perf 100, INP 88ms. Landing conversion +34% vs old Webflow version.
React site rebuilt from scratch for LB-Bennes (BTP/TP Île-de-France). Stack: Next.js + Tailwind + headless WP. Deployed on Vercel CI/CD. 18 months in production, 0 incidents, 0 downtime. Coupled with a technical SEO strategy: from page 5 to Google Top 3 on local queries.
Liedel rebuilt our WordPress site in Next.js. Lighthouse score went from 42 to 97, load time divided by 4. And zero bugs in 18 months of production. You speak directly to the person who codes — that's rare.
Site rebuilt from A to Z by Liedel. Clean code, on-time delivery, performance on point. We get 4x more inquiries via the site than before.
Liedel LAM (freelance Next.js) vs traditional web agency vs no-code page builder (Webflow / Wix). Without commercial bias, in 2026.
Solo founder or very small marketing team needing a simple brochure, zero business logic, with design > tech budget.
Large account with formal procurement process, need for integrated CRM/PIM platforms, project budget €50k+.
SMBs, startups, scale-ups wanting a fast, maintainable, scalable site without paying for 3 layers of management. My positioning.
Sources: Malt React benchmark 2026 · RH-Solutions IT day rate 2026 · Webindme website pricing 2026 · La Refonte 2026 · State of JS 2025 · Vercel Web Almanac 2025.
Four formats: from one-shot landing to custom application, plus monthly maintenance. Prices ex-VAT, starting prices shown, public sources (Malt 2026 React benchmark, RH-Solutions 2026, Webindme 2026).
Prices ex-VAT · Day rate €750 for ad-hoc missions · Free 30-min audit no commitment · Sources: Malt React benchmark 2026, RH-Solutions IT 2026, Webindme website pricing 2026
WordPress remains viable for a blog or simple brochure, but its PHP + plugins + page builder stack blows up Core Web Vitals beyond a certain complexity (43% of WP sites fail INP in 2026). Webflow is excellent for pure marketing but blocks on custom business logic, serious i18n, and non-trivial integrations. Next.js + React + TypeScript gives a fast (LCP < 1s achievable), maintainable, scalable site with native SEO/GEO. Vercel makes deployment trivial. It's become the 2026 standard for anyone investing in a durable technical asset.
Premium landing: 2-3 weeks. 5-10 page vitrine site with CMS: 4-6 weeks. WordPress redesign with content migration: 6-10 weeks depending on volume. Custom web app (SaaS, dashboard, member area): 8-16 weeks depending on scope. I always cut into 1-2 week sprints with end-of-sprint demos, so you see the product take shape.
Headless by default, chosen by use case: Sanity when the editorial team wants flexibility (rich text, custom content models), Notion API when the client already uses Notion daily (zero friction), Contentful on enterprise projects with validation workflow. If you insist on WordPress, I can plug it as headless via WPGraphQL — but it's rarely the best choice on a fresh project.
Yes. For WordPress: REST API or WP-CLI export, transformation to Markdown or CMS documents, 301 redirects preserving SEO juice. For Wix / Webflow: structured crawl + scraping, URL mapping to new architecture, redirects, post-migration GSC verification. SEO never tanks when done correctly — I've already moved a Wix site to Google Top 3 two months after switchover.
Yes, provided three rules: (1) Preserve all existing URLs or set up clean 301 redirects, (2) Keep and enrich title / meta / schema.org tags, (3) Migrate Core Web Vitals to green. I always pair a redesign with a prior SEO/GEO audit to identify quick wins. On a BTP client case in Île-de-France, we went from page 5 to Google Top 3 in 8 months after an optimized WordPress redesign.
Yes: Next.js Route Handlers, Server Actions, Vercel edge functions, and dedicated Node.js back-end (Fastify, Hono) when complexity warrants it. Databases: PostgreSQL (Neon, Supabase), Turso for the edge, Redis for cache. Auth via NextAuth, Clerk or Supabase Auth. For blockchain (Solidity smart contracts), it's a separate service — Liedel LAM holds an École Alyra blockchain developer diploma (with high honors).
Yes, by default. Full keyboard navigation, verified contrasts (4.5:1 minimum), ARIA labels on interactive components, visible focus, alt text on all images, semantic HTML5 structure. Automated axe-core tests in CI + manual VoiceOver / NVDA tests before delivery. With the European EAA directive in force since June 2025, it's become a legal as well as technical issue.
Vercel by default: unbeatable DX, global edge network, automatic preview branches, native Web Analytics. Reasonable cost (Pro at $20/month is enough for most sites). If sovereignty is a concern (health, defense, public sector), I deploy on Scaleway, OVH or Clever Cloud with a Dockerfile + GitHub Actions — Next.js runs very well outside Vercel.
An agency charges €30-80k for a Webflow or WordPress site with 6 contacts (sales, account manager, designer, junior front dev, offshore back dev, project manager). You get PowerPoint, status reports, and three months of delay. Me: 1 contact (the one who codes), modern Next.js / React / TypeScript, clean GitHub repo, Vercel, and the same technical quality I shipped at Dassault Aviation. No reseller margin, no overhead.
Free audit, no commitment. If after 30 minutes you haven't learned anything, you keep the recommendations and the roadmap.
Free 30-min audit — I run your current site through the wringer (Lighthouse, bundle, SEO, accessibility) and you walk away with a costed redesign roadmap.
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