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Why Vercel
Every branch and pull request gets its own working copy of the site at its own address. Stakeholders review the real thing, not a screenshot, before anything reaches the public.
Pages are cached on a global network and served from a point near the person asking for them. Functions can run in Sydney, next to your data, rather than on the other side of the world.
There is no web server, operating system or load balancer for your team to keep up to date. The platform handles it, and a spike in traffic does not need anyone on call.
Preview, staging and production are separate, each with its own settings and secrets. A production build can wait for someone to promote it, and going back to the previous release is a promotion, not a rebuild.
Deployment protection keeps preview and staging sites behind a sign-in or a password, so work in progress is not sitting on the open internet.
Vercel work
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Hide and Seek
This website, Wayfinder, our discovery and planning platform, and Pathfinder, the platform we run delivery on, are all built with Next.js and deployed on Vercel.
We use the same preview, promotion and protection workflow on our own products that we set up for clients.
Trade and Investment Queensland
Queensland Government sites managed from one Storyblok space, with a Next.js front end deployed on Vercel.
Relate
The product's marketing website, on Storyblok and Next.js, and its web app, both deployed on Vercel.
Frame the Fairway
A product built on Storyblok and Next.js, deployed on Vercel.
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What we do
Websites, portals and product front ends in Next.js, designed from research with the people who use them and built to WCAG 2.2 AA.
A CMS such as Storyblok for your editors, with a Next.js front end on Vercel. Editors publish, the site rebuilds, and nobody waits on a developer to change a heading.
A move from an on-premises server or another host, planned around your content, your URLs and your redirects, so links people rely on keep working.
Environments, secrets, team access, deployment protection and a release process that matches how your organisation approves change. We also check early where your data will live and what your security team will need to see.
We check what the browser actually downloads and how long the page takes to become usable, rather than trusting a framework's defaults.
We stay on afterwards: dependency updates, monitoring, fixes and a backlog of enhancements delivered in regular releases.
Ways in
A platform review: what your site runs on now, what it costs to keep, and whether Vercel is the right answer for it.
A migration onto Vercel, planned around your content, your URLs and your release calendar.
A discovery sprint to test the idea, then a product build in fixed-price delivery cycles on Next.js and Vercel.
A review of performance, cost and access, then managed services to keep it that way.
Tell us where you are: choosing a host, moving a site or building something new. We will tell you what we would do first.
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We're proud to be an approved supplier on a number of procurement panels across Australia and New Zealand.
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