Astro is a modern, open-source JavaScript web framework designed for building fast, content-driven websites like blogs, marketing pages, and e-commerce sites. 

It uses a "server-first" approach and "Astro Islands" architecture to render pages to static HTML, shipping zero JavaScript to the browser by default for maximum performance.

• Performance by default: Astro ships almost zero JavaScript to the browser unless it’s needed. That means faster load times and better Core Web Vitals out of the box.
• Strong SEO foundation: Faster pages, clean HTML, and minimal client-side rendering help your site rank better and get indexed more reliably.
• Component flexibility: You can use React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML in the same project, without being locked into a single framework.
• Content-first approach: Works seamlessly with headless CMS platforms like Prismic, making it ideal for blogs, marketing sites, and documentation.
• Less complexity: Compared to heavier frameworks like Next.js, Astro keeps things simple, which often means faster development and easier maintenance.
• Modern deployment: Pairs perfectly with platforms like Netlify for fast, global delivery.
• If your goal is a fast, SEO-friendly site without unnecessary overhead, Astro is one of the cleanest ways to get there.

I work with a modern, performance-focused stack:

• Prismic
• Astro
• Netlify
• Tailwind CSS

With a strong background in both application and website development, I can seamlessly extend Astro projects by integrating dynamic app functionality using:

• React / Preact
• Hygraph
• Serverless functions

Yes. I regularly partner with agencies and support development teams that need additional expertise, particularly on modern Jamstack and Astro-based projects.

I can integrate seamlessly into your existing workflow, collaborate with your internal team, or work independently to deliver specific parts of a project end-to-end.

Yes. Migrating an existing website to Astro is a common and effective way to improve performance, SEO, and maintainability without starting from scratch.

I typically handle migrations from platforms like WordPress, Next.js, or older custom-built sites, carefully preserving your existing content, URL structure, and search rankings.

A typical migration includes:

• Rebuilding templates and layouts in Astro
• Moving content into a headless CMS like Prismic
• Optimizing performance with static rendering and selective hydration
• Maintaining or improving SEO (metadata, structured data, page speed)
• Integrating forms, analytics, and any required dynamic functionality

The goal is not just to “move” your site, but to upgrade it, making it faster, easier to manage, and more scalable going forward.

If your current site feels slow, hard to update, or overly complex, an Astro migration is often a clean, future-proof solution.