Custom websites and web applications
Vyntic builds marketing websites, web applications and client portals in Next.js, React and TypeScript, from a first version that proves an idea to a platform a business runs on. Every build is written for the business it serves rather than assembled from a theme, and the client can edit the content afterwards without calling a developer.
What is the difference between a custom site and a template?
A template constrains the business to what the theme already does; a custom build starts from what the business needs to happen. NOVO Construction's site collects estimate requests and shows a project gallery because a contractor's enquiries arrive that way. The visible design is the smaller half. The behaviour underneath is what a template cannot supply.
Can I edit the website myself after launch?
Yes. Vyntic sites ship with a content management system, so text, images, pages and prices are the owner's to change without touching code or paying for an edit. Structural changes (a new kind of page, a new integration) still need a developer, and that boundary is set out before the build starts rather than discovered later.
How long does a website take to build?
Timeline is quoted per project rather than promised in general, because a five-page brochure site and a booking platform share almost nothing. Every Vyntic build runs the same six phases (discovery, strategy, design, development, testing, launch), and the schedule for yours arrives with the fixed price, within two business days of describing it.
What happens after the site goes live?
Launch is a phase, not the end of the relationship. Every client keeps a portal with their projects, invoices, support tickets and meetings, so a question after launch has somewhere to go other than a lost email thread. Hosting, domains and ongoing changes are agreed as part of scope rather than billed as surprises.
Start a project
Tell Vyntic what you have in mind. A quote comes back within two business days, or an honest no.