Modern Legacy
Boutique web engineering & AI automation for premium brands
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Modern Legacy - Boutique web engineering & AI automation for premium brands

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We engineer high-end Modern Legacy is a boutique web engineering and custom AI automation agency designed for forward-thinking brands. Instead of building slow, generic websites on templates or WordPress, we build high-performance web systems from scratch using custom Next.js, React, and Vanilla CSS. We focus on premium brutalist aesthetics, glassmorphism, fluid interactive animations, and extreme speed (sub-second load times) combined with local data-privacy practices

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Hi Product Hunt community! 👋 I'm Marko, the founder of Modern Legacy. Having worked in the web space, I got tired of seeing businesses spend thousands of dollars on slow, templates-based sites that load poorly on mobile and violate privacy standards (like external Google Fonts CDNs in the EU). At the same time, custom AI automation has reached a point where it can completely replace repetitive manual tasks, yet most businesses aren't utilizing it. That’s why I built Modern Legacy. We combine: 1. High-end bespoke web coding (React/Next.js) for premium aesthetics and maximum speed. 2. Privacy-first local solutions (100% self-hosted fonts, transparent GDPR cookies/consent). 3. Custom AI workflows to automate operations. I'd love to get your feedback on our site design, performance, and general concept. How does your team handle the balance between high-end web aesthetics and speed? I'll be here all day to answer your questions. Thanks for the support!

The brutalist-meets-glassmorphism direction is such a confident choice, and sub-second loads on bespoke Next.js builds are no small feat. Respect for the craft here, especially the vanilla CSS discipline instead of leaning on utility frameworks.

The brutalist aesthetic paired with glassmorphism is a really bold combo that most teams either mess up or overdo, and yours looks dialed in. Sub-second load times on something that visually rich is genuinely impressive.

How do you usually scope out a project before quoting, and is there a minimum budget range I should expect for something built from scratch in Next.js with those custom animations?

Genuinely impressed by the commitment to hand-rolled Next.js with no template shortcuts. That brutalist-meets-glassmorphism direction with sub-second loads is rare to actually see executed well instead of just talked about.