Web Development in Lahore, Pakistan
Nexentra Solutions builds websites, web applications and platforms, mostly with Next.js and React, and plans them so they stay fast, easy to find and easy to manage after launch.
- Next.js
- React
- Headless CMS
- E-commerce
What we build
- Company and marketing websites that explain what a business does and make it easy to get in touch
- Web applications and platforms: marketplaces, dashboards, portals and community products with accounts and data
- E-commerce stores, from a custom storefront to a Shopify build
- Content-managed sites, with a headless CMS or a custom admin panel so a team can update pages without a developer
Next.js, WordPress, Shopify or Webflow?
We work with several platforms because they suit different jobs.
| Platform | Often a good fit when | Things to weigh |
|---|---|---|
| Next.js and React | Custom platforms, web apps and sites that need their own features, data or performance work | Changes beyond what the CMS covers need a developer |
| WordPress | Content-heavy sites where editors want a familiar admin and many plugins | Plugins need upkeep, and care for security and speed |
| Shopify | Online stores that want payments, inventory and checkout handled by the platform | Custom behaviour has to fit Shopify's structure |
| Webflow | Marketing sites that designers want to update visually | Less suited to complex application logic |
The deciding questions are usually who will update the site, what it needs to do beyond showing content, and how much it is expected to grow.
How we plan a website
The order matters. We start with who visits and what they came to do, then wireframes, then a small design system, and only then build pages from it. Performance and search visibility are part of the design rather than a clean-up job at the end. How we plan and build a website walks through each step.
Built to stay fast and findable
- pages rendered on the server, so content appears without waiting for JavaScript
- images sized and compressed, and loaded later when they sit further down the page
- one clear heading per page, descriptive titles and links, a sitemap and structured data
- animation that stays light and respects people who ask their device for reduced motion
- accessible forms and navigation, checked on real phones before launch
Our own site is built this way. How we built the Nexentra website covers the details, from the admin panel to structured data.
Who updates the site after launch?
A website is only as current as the easiest way to change it. Before building, we agree what the team will edit themselves, such as pages, case studies, articles, products or team members, and what can stay in code. That decides between a platform's built-in editor, a headless CMS and a custom admin panel. The Nexentra site uses a custom admin panel with a block editor, because every section of the site is editable and checked when it is saved.
Online stores
For e-commerce, most of the effort goes into the catalogue and the path to checkout: navigation that matches how people shop, product pages that answer questions before they are asked, and a checkout with as few steps as possible. Payments, shipping rules and inventory usually come from the platform or an integration rather than being rebuilt. Our articles on navigation and forms cover the design side.
Web platforms the team has built
These are team experience, built by people now on the Nexentra team before or independently of Nexentra. On Maker's Row, a B2B marketplace for American manufacturing, search was the product; the search and discovery build note explains the filters brands use. Roundhere brings live workshops, expert profiles and community discussions into one platform. BnB Knives is an e-commerce store for premium knives, and Elytra Studios is a studio website with its own CMS and 3D visuals.
What affects the cost of a website?
- the number of page types, and how much content needs writing or migrating
- custom features such as accounts, search, dashboards, bookings or payments
- the platform, and whether a custom CMS or admin panel is needed
- integrations with CRMs, email, analytics or other systems
- design depth, from a clean layout built on a template to a fully custom design with motion
If you're planning a new site or platform, tell us about it. The APIs and data behind a platform are covered by backend development, and the interface by product design.
