Nuxt developer for fast, multilingual websites

I'm a Nuxt developer who builds websites with Nuxt on the front end and FastAPI on the back end. This site is an example: prerendered pages, Hebrew with right-to-left layout next to English and Russian, and a mobile Lighthouse score of 95+ on every page.

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I'm a Nuxt developer who builds websites with Nuxt on the front end and FastAPI on the back end. This site is an example: prerendered pages, Hebrew with right-to-left layout next to English and Russian, and a mobile Lighthouse score of 95+ on every page.

Most of my work is fast sites for small businesses, but I also take Nuxt + FastAPI development projects for teams and agencies: landing pages that have to be quick, multilingual content sites and admin panels with a Python API behind them.

What I do with Nuxt

  • Server-side rendering and static prerendering, chosen per page, so content arrives as HTML and search engines read it without running JavaScript.
  • Internationalisation with @nuxtjs/i18n, including right-to-left Hebrew, separate domains per language, hreflang and sitemaps.
  • Design systems built on CSS custom properties and logical properties, so one component works in both left-to-right and right-to-left layouts.
  • Performance budgets enforced in CI: font subsetting, lazy chunks, no heavy UI libraries, and Core Web Vitals checked before every release.
  • Accessibility to WCAG AA and Israeli Standard 5568, verified with axe-core and Lighthouse.

Nuxt + FastAPI development

For the back end I use FastAPI with async SQLAlchemy, Alembic migrations and PostgreSQL. It is fast, typed end to end with Pydantic, and simple to deploy. Typical pieces are booking systems, lead forms with notifications to WhatsApp or Telegram, small admin panels and integrations with third-party APIs.

The front end and the API live in one repository with shared conventions, linters on both sides and a clear README, so another developer can pick the project up later.

Tools I use

  • Nuxt 4 with TypeScript, Vue 3 and Vite; ESLint and Prettier on every commit.
  • FastAPI, Pydantic, async SQLAlchemy 2, Alembic and PostgreSQL; Ruff for linting.
  • Lighthouse, axe-core and Playwright for automated checks of speed, accessibility and screenshots.

How we can work together

Send me a short description or an existing repository. For a new site I prepare a demo within 48 hours; for an existing Nuxt project I start with an audit of performance, SEO and accessibility and a list of fixes in priority order. I work in English, Hebrew and Russian.

A business-card site for $150 — for my first 5 clients.

I'm new to the market, so you're in luck.

Bigger sites — several pages and languages, full online booking with a calendar and reminders — from $700.

How it works

  1. Send me your site or Instagram
  2. Within 48 hours I show you a demo of your site
  3. Within 7 days your site is live

Questions

Do you work on existing Nuxt projects?

Yes. I can audit and speed up an existing Nuxt 3 or Nuxt 4 project, migrate it, add i18n or fix SEO issues.

Why Nuxt and FastAPI instead of a site builder?

Control and speed. A hand-built Nuxt site loads in a fraction of the time of a typical builder site, and FastAPI gives a clean, typed API for anything the site needs to do.

Can you build a site with a right-to-left language?

Yes. Hebrew with RTL is part of every project I do, together with English and Russian.

How do you price custom work?

Simple one-page business-card sites start from the starter offer on this page. Custom development is priced per project after a short call.