The Healing Wiz — Website Rebuild in Next.js
A full rebuild of The Healing Wiz website in Next.js.
Next.js websites and apps built for speed and search: static exports that run even on shared hosting, headless WordPress and WooCommerce front ends, and content-heavy sites with correct metadata on every page.
Next.js can make a site very fast, or very fragile if rendering and caching are set up wrong. I have shipped Next.js projects in several ways: a 90-route astrology platform, a Hindi learning platform, a history web-series site, and a full brand-website rebuild whose copy had to match the old WordPress site word for word, checked by an automated audit.
I also work on the other side of headless builds, the WordPress or WooCommerce backend. I have diagnosed sites that disappeared from Google because of a robots.txt and noindex tags inside the Next.js app, and fixed headless forms that broke because of missing backend plugins.
Statically generated pages with clean metadata, sitemaps, structured data and very fast loading.
Next.js reading from the WordPress REST API or WPGraphQL, with previews and forms that work.
Catalogue, cart and checkout flows on a WooCommerce backend, with server-side price checks.
Next.js output: export with basePath handling, for hosting without Node.
Find noindex tags, broken canonicals and missing metadata, and fix rendering issues that hide content from Google.
Rebuild WordPress or legacy sites in Next.js while keeping URLs, content and rankings.
A full rebuild of The Healing Wiz website in Next.js.
A full Vedic astrology platform: free kundli (birth chart), dasha periods, panchang, matching and horoscopes.
A cinematic, story-led website for BHARAT, a Hindi web series on Indian history told season by season.
A wholesale plant store for growing businesses.
William Walter is a London antique silver dealer whose shop runs headless WooCommerce behind a Next.js front end.
Yes. With a static export, the site is plain HTML, CSS and JS, and runs on any hosting. Several of my live projects work this way.
Yes, when it's set up correctly: server- or statically-rendered HTML, a unique title and description for every page, correct canonicals, a sitemap and structured data. I set all of these up.
Yes, either as a fully static site or as a headless front end that keeps WordPress for editing. I keep your URLs and add redirects where they change.
Yes. I check robots.txt, meta robots, canonicals and what the HTML actually contains when it's rendered. I have found site-wide noindex problems in production before.
New projects use the App Router. I also maintain Pages Router projects.
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