Gatsby.JS

An open-source React framework for content-rich websites powered by GraphQL and headless data sources.

Gatsby is a free and open source framework based on React.JS that renders the website pages server side, it brings the power of Javascript to create dynamic web pages while outputing HTML static sites for the most optimal SEO and performance.

At Outsourcify, we have deep experience with Gatsby.js, a framework built on React.js that pioneered the modern static-site approach: pre-rendering pages as static HTML during the build process for blazing-fast websites with excellent SEO performance. By leveraging React’s component-based architecture, Gatsby allows developers to build rich, interactive web experiences while ensuring the final output is optimized for speed, accessibility, and search engines.

Gatsby today — and its logical successor, Astro

Gatsby played a defining role in popularising the static-site architecture, but its ecosystem has slowed considerably in recent years, and the framework is no longer the default choice for new content-driven projects. For teams starting fresh in this space, we now recommend Astro as the logical successor: it delivers the same static-first performance philosophy with a lighter build pipeline, framework-agnostic components, and a very active ecosystem — it’s the framework we chose for our own website.

We continue to support and maintain existing Gatsby sites, and our Gatsby experience transfers directly to any static-first architecture. If you run a Gatsby site today, we can help you keep it healthy — or plan a smooth, SEO-safe migration to Astro when the time is right.