Vue 3 and Nuxt are our frontend stack for applications that need to be both interactive and visible to search engines. VetSpace and VetCard are built this way: a Nuxt server-rendered frontend on top of a Laravel API.
What we build with Vue and Nuxt
- Server-rendered (SSR) and statically generated (SSG) sites — fast first paint, crawlable content, hydrated interactivity after load.
- Single-page applications — dashboards, portals and tools where SEO doesn't matter but responsiveness does.
- Headless storefronts and frontends decoupled from a PHP or Go backend.
- Component libraries and design systems that keep a growing product consistent.
How SSR and hydration fit together
Nuxt renders the page on the server so users and crawlers see real HTML immediately; Vue then hydrates it into a fully interactive app. Data comes from the Laravel API — one backend serving web and mobile clients alike.
What the code looks like
<script setup lang="ts">
const props = defineProps<{ petId: number }>()
const { data: pet, pending, refresh } =
await useFetch(`/api/pets/${props.petId}`)
</script>
<template>
<PetCard v-if="pet" :pet="pet" @updated="refresh" />
<SkeletonCard v-else-if="pending" />
</template>Vue 3 Composition API with TypeScript — typed props, async data fetching, and a loading state instead of a blank screen.
Whether it's a marketing site that must rank, or an application UI that must feel instant — tell us what you're building and we'll recommend SSR, SSG or SPA honestly, including when plain server-rendered HTML would do the job cheaper.