Web Development for Startups
I help founders turn a defined website or product workflow into a maintainable first release, with clear scope, review points, deployment, and ownership after launch.
Terry Hunt Dev helps startup teams scope, build, launch, and maintain focused websites and web applications using technology matched to the product and operating constraints.
Start with the business question
A useful first release tests a specific user journey or operational workflow. Discovery identifies the audience, required content and data, integrations, risks, exclusions, and the evidence that should guide the next release.
What the work can include
Startup websites
Positioning, lead paths, analytics, technical SEO, accessibility, and a manageable content workflow.
Web application MVPs
Accounts, dashboards, forms, data, APIs, payments, or integrations scoped around one valuable workflow.
Technical foundations
Next.js, React, AWS, deployment automation, monitoring, documentation, and support selected for the operating model.
A reviewable delivery process
Define
Identify users, the core workflow, constraints, exclusions, and the decision the release should inform.
Plan
Choose architecture, content and data models, integrations, milestones, acceptance checks, and ownership.
Build and review
Deliver in small increments with working demonstrations, feedback, tests, and visible tradeoffs.
Launch and learn
Validate production behavior, analytics, forms, monitoring, handoff, and the prioritized next step.
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Startup web development questions
What should a startup build first?
Start with the smallest website or product workflow that answers a specific customer or operational question. The first release should have named users, exclusions, and a way to measure what happens next.
Can you build a startup MVP with Next.js and AWS?
Yes when those technologies fit the product, team, and operating constraints. The architecture is chosen after authentication, data, integrations, deployment, and ownership are understood.
Can an existing startup product be improved instead of rebuilt?
Yes. I review the current product, delivery bottlenecks, dependencies, user flows, performance, accessibility, and operational risk before recommending a rewrite.