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Next.js Apps Built for Speed

We build fast, search-friendly web apps and sites with Next.js, from marketing pages to full-stack products.

Overview

Next.js

Next.js extends React with routing, server rendering, static generation and API routes in one framework. Teams choose it when pages need to load quickly, rank in search and still behave like an app. It removes much of the build and routing setup that otherwise slows projects down, so teams reach working features sooner.

We use Next.js for content-heavy sites, ecommerce storefronts, SaaS dashboards and hybrid products. Choosing the right rendering mode for each page is part of the craft: static where content rarely changes, server-rendered where it must be fresh, client-side where interactivity dominates. We also handle image optimization, metadata and deployment to platforms that suit your traffic.

Context

Why teams choose it

  • 01

    Search Visibility

    Server rendering and static generation deliver complete HTML to crawlers, helping content-driven pages get indexed properly.

  • 02

    Page Load Speed

    Built-in code splitting, image handling and caching help pages feel quick on slower devices.

  • 03

    One Codebase Full-Stack

    Pages, API routes and server logic can live together, which suits small teams and fast iteration.

  • 04

    Mixed Content Needs

    Sites with marketing pages and logged-in features can use different rendering strategies in one project.

Capabilities

What we build with it

  1. 01

    Marketing and Content Sites

    Static or incrementally regenerated sites connected to a headless CMS.

  2. 02

    Headless Commerce Storefronts

    Storefronts on Shopify, BigCommerce or custom APIs with fast product pages.

  3. 03

    Full-Stack Web Apps

    Authenticated apps using server components, API routes and a database.

  4. 04

    SEO Foundations

    Metadata, sitemaps, structured data and clean URL design.

  5. 05

    Performance Tuning

    Rendering mode selection, caching and bundle analysis for existing Next.js sites.

  6. 06

    Migration to Next.js

    Moving older React or CMS-driven sites to Next.js while preserving URLs and rankings.

Typical projects

  • Headless CMS marketing website
  • Product catalog storefront
  • Documentation and knowledge base
  • SaaS app with public landing pages
  • Multilingual corporate website

Ecosystem & tooling

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Prisma
  • PostgreSQL
  • Vercel
  • Contentful
  • Playwright

Approach

How we work with it

  1. 1

    Assess

    We review your goals and any existing code to decide where this technology fits best.

  2. 2

    Architect

    We plan structure, integrations, data flow and hosting before writing production code.

  3. 3

    Build

    Features ship in small, reviewed increments with automated checks along the way.

  4. 4

    Release & maintain

    We deploy, monitor and keep dependencies and versions up to date.

FAQs

Common questions

Have a question that is not covered here? Get in touch.

Is Next.js good for SEO?

It provides strong tools for it, since pages can be rendered on the server or at build time. Good rankings still depend on content quality, site structure and performance.

Where can a Next.js app be hosted?

Options include Vercel, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or your own Node server. We recommend based on traffic, budget and your team's operational preferences.

Can we use Next.js with our existing backend?

Yes. Next.js can call your existing APIs, or sit in front of them as a backend-for-frontend layer.

Let's build what's next

Tell us about your idea, product or legacy system. Send us a message and we will help you scope the right next step.