Naqvix
A comprehensive technology services website for a multi-vertical outsourcing company — delivered in under a month
What is it?
Naqvix is a Lahore-based technology solutions company operating across 8 service verticals — BPO/KPO, Marketing, AI Solutions, Development, Finance & Accounting, Data & Analytics, Automation & RPA, and Consulting & Strategy. They serve clients across 6 industries globally and needed a professional, content-rich website that could credibly represent the full breadth of their offerings and convert business visitors into leads.
What I Did
I was brought on as the full-stack developer and delivered the entire website — frontend, backend, and deployment — in under a month. I built all 8 service pages, a dynamic blog system, contact and inquiry forms, and implemented scroll animations and micro-interactions throughout. I also handled all on-page SEO implementation to ensure the site ranked well from day one.
Tech Stack & Tools
- Next.js
- Client Project
- Corporate Website
- SEO
- Framer Motion
- Tailwind CSS
- Full-Stack
- Blog System
- Freelance
Architecture & Planning
Mapped out the full site structure covering the homepage, 8 individual service pages, about, team, clients, community, blog, and contact — before writing code. Chose Next.js App Router for its built-in SSR and static generation capabilities, both critical for SEO on a content-heavy corporate site.
8 Service Pages
Built dedicated pages for all 8 services — BPO/KPO, Marketing, AI Solutions, Development, Finance & Accounting, Data & Analytics, Automation & RPA, and Consulting & Strategy. Each page was structured with unique content sections, CTAs, and metadata tailored to its specific service offering.
Animations & Interactions
Implemented scroll-triggered reveals, staggered entrance animations, and hover micro-interactions across the site to give it a premium, enterprise-grade feel. Kept animations purposeful — reinforcing content hierarchy rather than distracting from it.
Blog System
Built a fully functional blog system with dynamic routing for individual posts, a paginated listing page, and structured content rendering. Architected it to be CMS-ready so the client can publish new posts without touching code.
Contact & Lead Forms
Developed contact and inquiry forms with server-side handling, input validation, and email notification on submission — ensuring every inbound lead from the site is captured and delivered reliably to the Naqvix team.
SEO Implementation
Configured per-page metadata, Open Graph tags, structured data, and a dynamic sitemap across all routes. Leveraged Next.js server-side rendering to ensure all content is fully crawlable by search engines — critical for a B2B company depending on organic discovery.
- Full Delivery Timeline
- <1 Month
- Homepage, 8 service pages, blog, forms, SEO — all shipped in under a month
- Service Pages Built
- 8
- Each with unique structure, content, and SEO metadata
- Industries Represented
- 6
- Healthcare, Retail, E-Commerce, Real Estate, Education, Finance
- Crawlable & SEO-Ready
- 100%
- SSR + structured metadata on every route from day one
- 8 fully built service pages with unique layouts
- Scroll-triggered animations and micro-interactions
- Dynamic blog system with individual post routing
- Contact & inquiry forms with server-side validation
- Email notification on form submission
- Per-page SEO metadata and Open Graph tags
- Dynamic sitemap generation
- Industry showcase section (6 verticals)
- Team and clients showcase pages
- Community section
- Fully responsive across all devices
- SSR-powered pages for full search engine crawlability
Delivered a full corporate website across 15+ pages in under one month
8 service pages each independently structured and SEO-optimized
SSR via Next.js App Router ensures every page is crawlable — no content hidden behind JS
Blog system architected to be CMS-ready without requiring a rebuild
Server-side form handling with validation and email delivery on every submission
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