What you get
Implemented or implementation-ready
A route and environment test matrix, implementation-ready findings or direct fixes within the agreed boundary, and production validation of the changed technical behavior.
Implementation-first service
Next.js and headless technical SEO QA before and after launch
A bounded QA lane for Next.js and headless WordPress builds where route generation, raw or RSC output, CMS URLs, canonicals, error states, and environment differences need to be verified before discovery is trusted.
Typical issues
What this lane is built to isolate
- Generated routes resolve differently across preview and production
- Soft 404s return a successful status or generic shell
- Raw or RSC responses omit the crawler-facing content or metadata
- CMS origins leak into canonicals, links, feeds, or structured data
- Preview, immutable, and production Vercel releases do not behave the same
Best fit
A problem narrow enough to verify
Teams with representative routes, access to the relevant Vercel environments, and a named owner who can ship or approve changes.
Paid delivery evidence
Route and release QA across headless environments
The linked case covers raw and RSC output, soft-404 behavior, CMS URL leakage, canonicals, and preview-to-production validation.
It supports a diagnosed and production-validated technical claim, not a traffic or ranking claim.
Start with the accountable phase
Have the site, symptom, and business outcome?
Send what broke, what outcome it blocks, the current baseline, and who can implement the change. Evidence can be attached when it helps qualification.