Astro is what we reach for when a site is mostly content. It renders plain HTML and ships zero JavaScript by default, adding interactivity only where a page genuinely needs it — its islands architecture. For marketing sites, blogs, documentation and landing pages that means Core Web Vitals which are hard to beat and a codebase that stays simple. We use Next.js when a project needs an application layer, and Astro when it needs to be read.
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— Astro Developer
Astro sites that ship almost no JavaScript.
Content-first websites, blogs and documentation that load instantly, because there is barely anything to load.
What we build with Astro
01
Content & marketing sites
Fast, fully static sites that sit at the top of Core Web Vitals without hand-tuning.
02
Blogs & publications
Markdown or headless CMS content with clean typography, tags and RSS included.
03
Documentation sites
Searchable, versioned docs that stay quick as the page count grows.
04
Landing pages
Campaign pages that load instantly, so paid traffic does not leave before it renders.
05
Headless front ends
An Astro front end on top of WordPress, Shopify or any headless CMS.
Why Astro with Level UI
- Zero JavaScript by default — interactivity only where it earns its place
- Core Web Vitals near the ceiling with no special effort
- Fully crawlable static HTML, ideal for SEO
- Cheap to host and simple to maintain
- React, Svelte or Vue components wherever you need them
— FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Planning a content-heavy site?
Tell us what the site has to do and we will tell you whether Astro or Next.js gets you there faster.