Case Study · Premium Web
PJ Kaptein Woonsupport delivers craftsmanship and home support that homeowners trust. The website did not yet carry that same weight, so we rebuilt it from the ground up.
We replaced an aging, slow website with a modern Next.js build engineered for speed, clarity, and conversion. The new site puts the work first, guides every visitor toward a single clear request, and loads fast on the phones most homeowners use. The result is a premium presence that matches the quality of the craftsmanship behind it, on a codebase the client can grow into for years.
The previous website was built on legacy foundations that had aged poorly. Pages were slow to load, the layout struggled on mobile, and the experience felt dated next to the standard of the work itself. For a homeowner comparing contractors, that gap quietly cost trust.
Just as important, the path to contact was unclear. Visitors who were ready to reach out had to work for it, and the site gave search engines little structured information to rank or display the business well. The brand deserved a presence that converted interest into contact, not one that leaked it.
We rebuilt the site on Next.js with a component-driven frontend and a strict performance budget. Every page is composed from reusable, accessible components, rendered ahead of time where possible, and served from the edge for fast first paint anywhere in the country. Performance and the lead path were treated as architecture, not afterthoughts.
The new site is faster, clearer, and noticeably more premium, with a codebase the client owns and can build on.
Next.js · React · Vercel · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · next/image · JSON-LD structured data · Edge hosting · Git