siamanr team
A common mistake we see: a business invests in a slick single-page app, then wonders why it never shows up on Google. The site looks great — but to a search engine, it's nearly invisible.
Here's how we approach web apps so they're fast, discoverable, and built to last.
Server-render for SEO
Client-only React apps ship an empty HTML shell and fill it in with JavaScript. Search engines can struggle with that. We build with Next.js, which renders pages on the server (SSR) or at build time (SSG). The result: real HTML content that Google can index immediately.
Core Web Vitals are non-negotiable
Google ranks partly on how fast and stable your pages feel. We target:
- LCP (largest contentful paint) under 2.5s
- CLS (layout shift) near zero
- Fast INP (interaction responsiveness)
We optimize images, lazy-load what's below the fold, and keep JavaScript lean.
Metadata and structure done right
Every page gets:
- A unique, descriptive
<title>and meta description - Open Graph tags for good link previews
- Structured data (JSON-LD) so search engines understand your business
- A sitemap and robots file
These are small things that compound into real visibility.
Mobile-first, always
More than half of web traffic is mobile. We design for small screens first, then scale up — so the experience is great everywhere, not just on a designer's monitor.
The payoff
When you combine server rendering, strong Core Web Vitals, and clean metadata, you get a site that:
- Loads fast
- Ranks well
- Converts better
That's the foundation we build every web project on — including this very site.
Want a site that's fast and findable? Let's talk.