Stuzhuk Lab — Chemistry of Code
Chemistry of Code
Corporate websites and landing pages
Corporate websites and landing pages with fast HTML, clear information architecture, technical SEO, and a practical editorial workflow.
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I build corporate and marketing websites that deliver complete HTML quickly, explain the offer clearly, and let a team publish articles without involving a developer each time. For content-led projects I prefer Astro: most of the page remains plain HTML, while React is used only for genuine interaction. This is easier to load, cache, and crawl than an application disguised as a landing page.
Before implementation, I map page types and the reader journey: home, service, case study, article, contact, and language variants. That reveals which templates are required, who edits them, and where content belongs. A launch also covers canonical URLs, sitemap, redirects, metadata, context-appropriate JSON-LD, image processing, and form testing. AEO/GEO does not replace this foundation.
The scope covers public content and conversion paths. A catalogue with cart, inventory, and payment belongs to ecommerce; an account with roles and persistent sessions belongs to web applications. A form, calculator, or small widget can fit a marketing site, but a custom ERP does not.
Acceptance includes stable mobile layouts, working forms, correct headings and indexable URLs, a clear editorial workflow, and reproducible deployment. If a WordPress theme or site builder already covers the need and the team knows it, I will not recommend a rebuild merely for the technology.
FAQ
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Why Astro instead of a React SPA?
Astro ships mostly static HTML with minimal JS, which helps Core Web Vitals and gives crawlers full page text without waiting for hydration.
Do you support multiple languages?
Yes: hreflang, locale-specific routes, shared components, and content in Markdown/MDX or a CMS—depending on who edits copy.
Is SEO included or a separate service?
Every launch includes a technical SEO baseline (canonical, sitemap, JSON-LD, performance). Deep AEO/GEO/AISO work is a dedicated track.
Who updates content after launch?
You can edit Markdown/MDX, use a headless CMS, or a built-in admin—scoped to what your team actually needs.
Do you optimize images?
Yes: WebP, correct dimensions for layout, lazy loading, and caching guidance so LCP does not regress after go-live.
Tell me the goal, stack constraints, and timeline — I reply on Telegram.
