Web engineering
We build Vue 3 apps with the Composition API, TypeScript and Pinia, and Nuxt sites that render on the server for search and speed. We also take on migrations: Vue 2 reached end of life on December 31, 2023, and plenty of production apps still run on it. We move those apps to Vue 3 in planned stages while your product keeps shipping.
(01)Scope
Vue 3 and Nuxt, from new builds to Vue 2 rescues
Logic organized into composables with script setup and TypeScript, so features stay readable as components multiply.
Server rendering, static generation and hybrid route rules in Nuxt, with useSeoMeta and a sitemap covering every page.
Typed Pinia stores replacing Vuex, split by feature rather than one giant module, with full devtools support.
The migration build, codemods and a component-by-component plan, including replacements for Vue 2-only libraries.
Vuetify, PrimeVue or a custom Tailwind CSS component set, chosen to fit your design and accessibility needs.
Vitest and Vue Test Utils for components, plus Cypress for the flows your users depend on.
(02)Use cases
Production apps still on Vue 2 and Vuex, moved to Vue 3 and Pinia without freezing feature work.
Marketing and documentation sites with server rendering, a headless CMS and English and French routes.
Back-office apps for Laravel or Node.js backends, where Vue’s lighter footprint keeps the code simple.
(03)Outcomes
Every project includes
(04)Process
Clear milestones, weekly demos and a daily written update, so there are no surprises at the end.
For migrations, we list every package, plugin and filter that blocks Vue 3; for new apps, we scope routes and data.
Components grouped into batches, with Options API code moved to composables where it pays off.
Each batch ships behind the migration build or a feature flag, so production stays stable throughout.
Compatibility flags removed, tests passing and documentation updated for your team.
(05)Technology
We choose proven tools for each project and explain every choice. No lock-in: you own the code, the accounts and the designs.
Vue.js
Nuxt
Pinia
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Node.js
Storybook
Cypress
Vercel(06)Engagement
Every project is quoted to your scope. After a free 30-minute call you get a fixed, itemized quote before any work begins.
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A clear scope, a fixed quote and a timeline. Best for websites, stores and MVPs.
Hourly
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Senior developers and designers when you need them, billed in 15-minute steps.
Dedicated developer
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A full-time engineer on your team, managed by us. Scale up or down month to month.
(07)Work
A property portal for Pakistan where people buy, sell and rent homes, plots and commercial space, with AI and voice search, buyer requests, featured agencies and free listings.
An AI-assisted automotive marketplace that turns vehicle photos into professional adverts in seconds, with advanced search, comparisons and dealer lead generation.
(08)FAQ
Still have a question?
Talk to a person, not a bot. Message us on WhatsApp at +1 (514) 919-5536 or send a note, and we will reply within one business day.
Our Vue and Nuxt developers work by the hour or full-time, quoted to your needs. A Nuxt marketing site or a Vue web app MVP gets a fixed, itemized quote after a free 30-minute call, based on its pages, features and integrations. Vue 2 to Vue 3 migrations are quoted after a short audit, because the effort depends mostly on your dependencies.
Yes, if the app will be in use for more than another year. Vue 2 stopped receiving official updates, including security fixes, at the end of 2023, and newer libraries increasingly support only Vue 3. The move also brings better TypeScript support, the Composition API and faster builds with Vite.
A small app with few dependencies can move in a few weeks. A large app with Vuetify 2, Vuex and custom plugins takes longer and is best done in stages. After the audit you get a fixed quote and a batch-by-batch schedule, and your team can keep shipping features throughout.
Both are solid choices. Vue suits teams that want a gentle learning curve, single-file components and official answers for routing and state, while React has the larger ecosystem and hiring pool. If you already have Vue code or a Laravel backend, staying with Vue is usually the sensible call.
Use Nuxt when pages must be indexed by search engines, load fast on the first visit or need server-side logic. Plain Vue with Vite is lighter and fine for dashboards and tools behind a login. Nuxt also gives you file-based routing and server API routes, which saves setup on content-heavy projects.
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