Limelight Digital Agency
Challenge
Limelight Digital Agency was spending too much time on custom quotes for potential clients, many of whom were not qualified leads. They also wanted to establish thought leadership through blogging but needed an easy way to publish content. The site was slow and hurting their credibility as a digital agency.
Our Process
Nuxt 3 with Vue 3 for SSR and performance. Tailwind CSS for responsive design system. Strapi headless CMS for blog content management. Custom calculator built with Vue reactivity. Performance optimizations including image optimization, lazy loading, and edge caching.
Reviewed the product goals, user paths, and existing technical constraints.
Mapped the core workflows before changing the interface or architecture.
Built the highest-impact screens and features first so stakeholders could test early.
Connected the frontend to real data, APIs, and content systems instead of static mockups.
Checked performance, accessibility, and responsive behavior across key breakpoints.
Prepared the project for launch with clear handoff notes and maintainable code.
Conclusion
The Solution
Built an interactive quoting calculator using Nuxt and Vue.js that lets potential clients get instant estimates based on project scope, timeline, and services needed. This pre-qualifies leads and saves the sales team hours each week. Integrated Strapi CMS for blog management so the marketing team can publish articles without developer involvement. Implemented aggressive performance optimizations including image optimization, code splitting, and caching strategies. Lighthouse score improved from 45 to 95.
- A focused implementation plan tied to the client workflow
- Reusable components and data structures that reduce future rework
- Launch-ready pages with project-specific SEO and performance checks
Frontend Engineering
Responsive Vue, Nuxt, and React interfaces built around the project goals and real user tasks.
Content and Integrations
CMS, API, analytics, and third-party integrations wired into the parts of the product that need them.
Launch Support
QA, deployment checks, and practical handoff work that keeps the site easy to maintain after release.