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DreamsoftWeb Studio

Web studio in VijayawadaBuilding since 2014

Websites that load before your visitor gives up.

We are a small studio that has been building for the web since 2014. We work mainly in Next.js, Bun and Node.js, and we treat page speed as a feature rather than a final tidy up. Most of our work starts because someone else’s site got slow.

Start a projectHow we handle speed
Years building
12
Templates bought
0
LCPCore Web Vitals
  • Next.js
  • Bun
  • Node.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Core Web Vitals
  • Tailwind CSS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Headless CMS
  • E-commerce
  • Technical SEO
  • WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Progressive web apps
  • API integrations
  • Next.js
  • Bun
  • Node.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Core Web Vitals
  • Tailwind CSS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Headless CMS
  • E-commerce
  • Technical SEO
  • WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Progressive web apps
  • API integrations

What makes us different

Two things, and both of them are about how the work gets done.

Anyone can buy a theme and anyone can open an AI chat. The difference is what you do with them, and whether somebody measures the result before you find out the hard way.

Built, not assembled

No themes. No page builders. No plugin stacks.

Most web work around here is a bought theme with a builder on top, deployed without anyone checking what it weighs. That is quick and cheap, and it has a measurable cost: across millions of real sites, framework-built pages pass Core Web Vitals at roughly 58% against roughly 38% for WordPress.

We write every site from scratch and start at almost nothing, adding only what your pages actually need. People call it our secret recipe. We publish the whole thing.

theme + builder+ pluginswhat we ship
Read the full recipe
AI, used properly

We use AI to go faster. We do not use it to decide.

Roughly 84% of developers now use AI, so having it is not a reason to hire anyone. Knowing its failure modes is. In a controlled trial, experienced developers using AI were 19% slower while believing they were 20% faster.

We use it for the mechanical work and never for architecture, performance budgets or facts about your business. Every line is read by the person who will still be maintaining it in two years.

AI draftweread itnot this
How we actually use it

Work we do

Sixteen things a web project actually needs, and we do all of them.

Some studios build the site and hand you a speed problem. Others design beautifully and leave the server to somebody else. We would rather be the one team that owns the whole thing.

Why people call us

Page speed, explained without the jargon.

Google watches three things about how your page feels to a real person on a real phone. They are collected from actual Chrome users, not from a test we can game. Here is what each one means in plain words.

LCPLargest Contentful Paint
How long until the main thing on the page shows up. Target: Under 2.5 seconds.
INPInteraction to Next Paint
How quickly the page answers when somebody taps it. Target: Under 200 milliseconds.
CLSCumulative Layout Shift
How much the page jumps around while it is still loading. Target: Under 0.1.
How we measure and fix it
LCPfaster

One thing worth knowing before you test anything: a single PageSpeed run measures the network and the server that day as much as it measures your site. We have watched the same page score 70 and 97 on identical files. Take the median of three to five runs against the live site, and warm the cache first, or you are grading the CDN.

Industries

A hospital and an estate agency need genuinely different software.

We have written a page for each sector we work in, covering the parts that are specific to it: the modules that matter, what usually goes wrong, and what the site has to connect to.

See every industry we build for

Everything we handle

126 separate things go into a web project. Here is how we group them.

“We do web development” tells you nothing. This is the actual inventory, written out so you can see what is included and ask about what is not.

  • Front-end engineering

    Everything the visitor's browser actually runs.

    • React and Next.js App Router
    • React Server Components
    • TypeScript throughout
    • Tailwind CSS design systems
    • + 10 more

  • Back-end and data

    The server work that decides whether the front end has anything true to show.

    • Bun runtime services
    • Node.js services and APIs
    • REST and GraphQL endpoints
    • Server actions and route handlers
    • + 10 more

  • Speed and Core Web Vitals

    The part we care about most, measured the way the field measures it.

    • Largest Contentful Paint work
    • Interaction to Next Paint work
    • Cumulative Layout Shift removal
    • Time to First Byte reduction
    • + 10 more

  • Search and discovery

    Making the site legible to search engines and to AI assistants.

    • Per page titles and descriptions
    • Canonical URLs and redirects
    • Schema.org structured data
    • XML sitemaps with honest dates
    • + 10 more

  • Design and brand

    How it looks, and how it stays looking that way as the site grows.

    • Logo and mark design
    • Colour systems with contrast checks
    • Type scales and pairing
    • Design tokens
    • + 10 more

  • Accessibility and quality

    The checks that stop a site from quietly excluding people.

    • WCAG 2.2 AA conformance
    • Colour contrast auditing
    • Keyboard navigation
    • Screen reader testing
    • + 10 more

  • Infrastructure

    Where it runs, how it gets there, and what happens when it breaks.

    • Domain registration and DNS
    • Automatic SSL certificates
    • Cloud hosting setup
    • CDN configuration
    • + 10 more

  • How the work gets done

    The method behind the build, which decides whether the rest of this list survives contact with your deadline.

    • AI-accelerated first drafts
    • Human review of every shipped line
    • No bought themes or page builders
    • No plugin stacks to maintain
    • + 10 more

  • Content and integrations

    Keeping the site current, and connected to the systems you already run.

    • Headless CMS setup
    • WordPress as a content backend
    • Content modelling
    • Editor training
    • + 10 more
See the full list

How we work

Eight steps, and no reveal at the end.

You see the site as it is built, on a preview link you can open on your own phone. Nobody has to approve a description of a change when they could approve the change.

The full process
commitsbuildedge network

  1. A conversation, not a brief

    We start by asking what the site has to achieve and where the business currently loses time or enquiries. Most useful answers come out of describing a normal Tuesday, not from filling in a requirements form.

  2. Scope and a written estimate

    You get a page listing what is included, what is not, what we need from you and when, and what it costs. If something is uncertain we say so and price it separately rather than hiding it in a round number.

  3. Structure before decoration

    Wireframes and the content plan first. Changing a grey box takes minutes. Changing a finished page takes a week, and that is the difference between two rounds of feedback and six.

  4. Design system, then screens

    Colour, type, spacing and components defined once with contrast checked. Then the pages, which come together quickly because the pieces already exist.

  5. Build in the open

    Every change gets a preview URL you can open on your own phone. You watch the site come together rather than waiting for a reveal at the end. AI does the mechanical typing at this stage, which is why it moves quickly; a person reviews every line before it reaches the preview.

  6. Measure before launch

    Core Web Vitals, accessibility, structured data and every page title checked against the built output rather than against our intentions. We fix what fails before you see it.

  7. Launch with a way back

    Redirects mapped, DNS planned, the old site kept ready to restore. We switch at a quiet hour and watch Search Console for the following weeks.

  8. Handover that means something

    Source code, credentials, a written guide and a walkthrough. You can carry on with us or without us, and that is deliberate.

In their words

Two reviews, both real.

We would rather show the two we actually have than fill a page with invented ones. More will appear here as clients write them.

Dreamsoft Web Studio has talented designers and developers and is great to work with. Not only are they amazing designers, they have ingenious web skills with an eye for detail. People at Dreamsoft Web Studio are very innovative and always looking for new solutions and fresh ideas that can advance their knowledge to exceed their client's expectations and goals.
MadhubaabuSingapore
Vasu is a talented designer and great to work with. Not only is he an amazing designer, but he has ingenious web skills with an eye for detail. Vasu is very innovative and always looking for new solutions and fresh ideas that can advance his knowledge to exceed his client's expectations and goals.
Krishna ChaitanyaBangalore

Tell us what is slow, broken or missing.

A first conversation costs nothing and usually takes twenty minutes. If the honest answer is that you do not need us, we will say so.

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