Website Development · Automotive
vsNEW
vsNEW generates battery health reports for used electric and hybrid vehicles in about two minutes, giving dealers and buyers clear answers on range, physical damage, and failure risk.
Website Development
Fast, accessible websites and web applications built on React and Next.js.
Website development at Toor Technologies covers everything from a marketing site that needs to load fast and rank well to a full web application with user accounts, payments, and dashboards. We build on React and Next.js, with Sanity CMS when your team needs to edit content without touching code.
You need a new build when your current site is slow, hard to update, or no longer reflects what your business does. You also need one when a product idea has outgrown a landing page and requires real functionality behind the login.
Every site we ship is responsive, accessible, and measured against Core Web Vitals before launch. Simple websites typically take four to six weeks. Larger applications run three to six months, with working software delivered in stages so you can review progress and adjust along the way.
What's Included
Marketing and corporate websites
Fast, search-friendly sites built on Next.js with a CMS your team can manage, so publishing a new page does not require a developer.
Custom web applications
Multi-user platforms with authentication, role-based access, dashboards, and integrations with the services you already use.
Headless CMS integration
Sanity CMS setups with structured content models, live previews, and editorial workflows tailored to how your team writes.
E-commerce and payments
Checkout flows, subscription billing, and payment provider integrations built with security and conversion in mind.
Performance and SEO foundations
Server-side rendering, image optimization, structured data, and clean URLs so your site is fast for users and readable by search engines.
Redesigns and migrations
Moving an existing site off WordPress, Wix, or a legacy codebase without losing content, rankings, or inbound links.
How a Website Development Engagement Works
- 01
Scope and sitemap
We define pages, features, content sources, and integrations, then agree on a fixed price or a time-and-materials budget.
- 02
Design and content
Wireframes and visual designs are approved before development starts, and content is modeled in the CMS so nothing is hard-coded.
- 03
Build and review
Development happens in short cycles on a staging URL you can open at any time, with feedback folded into the next cycle.
- 04
Launch and handover
We handle DNS, hosting, analytics, and redirects, then train your team and move into an optional maintenance package.
Who This Is For
- Businesses whose current site is slow or hard to update
- Startups turning a validated idea into a web application
- Marketing teams that want to publish without developer help
- Companies migrating off WordPress or a page builder
- Product teams adding customer portals or dashboards
Tools and Technologies
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Sanity CMS
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Vercel
- AWS
- GitHub Actions
Related Work
Website Development · Data and analytics
Pairenthesis
Pairenthesis cleans and profiles messy data, answers plain-language questions with figures computed in code, and forecasts outcomes, with every step written to an audit ledger. No code required.
Website Development · Marketing and lead management
SpamBurner
SpamBurner filters spam out of website contact form submissions and brings every lead, good or flagged, into one dashboard with custom filters, notification rules, and CRM integration.
Website Development FAQ
- How long does website development take?
- A simple marketing website usually takes four to six weeks from kickoff to launch, including design, content modeling, and testing. Complex web applications with custom logic, user accounts, and integrations run three to six months. We give you a dated milestone plan after the scoping phase and deliver working software on a staging URL throughout the project.
- What does a custom website cost?
- Cost depends on the number of page templates, custom features, integrations, and whether you need design work. Well-defined projects are quoted at a fixed price so there are no surprises. Projects where the scope is still evolving run on time-and-materials with a monthly cap you approve. Either way, you receive a written estimate before work starts.
- Will my team be able to edit the site without a developer?
- Yes. We build most sites on Sanity CMS, which gives your team a clean editing interface for pages, blog posts, images, and reusable components. Content is structured rather than pasted into templates, so changes stay consistent across the site. We include a training session at handover and document how each content type works.
- Do you provide hosting and maintenance after launch?
- We deploy to Vercel or AWS depending on your needs and can manage the hosting account on your behalf or hand it over to you. After launch, optional maintenance packages cover dependency updates, security patches, uptime monitoring, and small content or feature changes each month. You can also take full ownership and maintain the site internally.
- Can you work with our existing designs or brand guidelines?
- Absolutely. If you already have Figma designs or a brand system, we build directly from them and flag anything that would hurt performance or accessibility. If you do not have designs yet, our UI/UX design service produces wireframes and visual mockups first, so development starts from an approved blueprint rather than guesswork.
Related Services
UI/UX Design
User-centered design solutions that create intuitive, engaging, and visually appealing digital experiences.
Cloud Services
Scalable cloud infrastructure and migration services to enhance performance, security, and cost-efficiency.
Quality Assurance
Ensuring flawless performance with rigorous quality assurance and end-to-end testing services.
Need Website Development?
Send us a short description of what you are trying to achieve. We reply within 24 hours with questions, a rough estimate, or both.
Start the Conversation