SEO-friendly sites
Statically generated and server-rendered pages with the metadata API, sitemaps and structured data.
Frontend
Next.js development.
Next.js adds routing, server rendering and API endpoints on top of React. We use it for marketing sites, SaaS applications and any product where search visibility and first-load speed matter.
A short call. Your first build, a fixed quote, and the timeline. No obligation.
What we build with Next.js
Where it fits.
SaaS applications
Authenticated apps using the App Router, server components and server actions for forms and mutations.
Content platforms
Sites fed by a headless CMS with incremental revalidation, so editors publish without redeploying.
Backend for front end routes
Route handlers that proxy and shape data from internal APIs and AI services, including streamed responses.
When it is the right choice
Choose Next.js when
- →Search visibility and fast first paint are important.
- →You want one codebase for pages, API routes and server logic.
- →You deploy to Vercel or a Node or container host.
Worth knowing
Honest trade-offs.
- →The App Router and caching model take care to understand, and mistakes show up as stale or over-fetched data.
- →Heavy server logic can be better placed in a dedicated back end service.
Often paired with
ReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSPostgreSQLPrismaVercel
Related services
Services that use it.
Proof
Work built by the same team.
Closeum
13+ connected modules from calls through commissions
13+connected modules
5role types
32completed transactions
40+leads managed
SIIMS
Orders, production, warehouse, and dispatch on the same records
4operational roles
37backend tests passed
17hosted workflow tests passed
Ledgerline
603 tests passed in a dated financial-control verification
SAR 760Kcash reconciled end to end
603tests passed
14control findings fixed
3finance sources in one ledger
Common questions
Before you start.
Does Next.js lock us into Vercel?
No. It runs on Node servers and in containers on other clouds too. Some features are smoothest on Vercel, and we tell you which.
Server components or client components?
We default to server components for data and layout, and add client components only where interactivity needs them. That keeps the shipped JavaScript smaller.
Can it handle a large site?
Yes, with static generation, incremental revalidation and sensible caching. We design the rendering strategy per route.
What do you build with Next.js?
Marketing sites, SaaS apps, Server-rendered pages, API routes, and related work. We choose Next.js when it is the right fit for the product, the team and the budget.
Can you work with our existing Next.js code?
Yes. We can review what you have, fix what is fragile, and extend it, or build alongside your team.
Keep exploring
More than Next.js.
Where we apply it
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