Front-end technology
Next.js Development Services
Next.js is our default for production web apps and marketing sites that need to rank. We use the App Router, React Server Components and streaming to ship pages that are fast on the first visit and stay fast.
- App Router & RSC
- Edge & Node runtimes
- Core Web Vitals focused
- Vercel or self-hosted
Why Next.js
Why teams choose Next.js
Fast by default
Server rendering, partial prerendering and image optimization mean strong Core Web Vitals without a performance sprint later.
One framework, front to back
Route handlers, server actions and caching let a small team own the whole request path.
SEO that actually works
Real HTML on first response, per-route metadata, sitemaps and structured data built in.
Deploy anywhere
Vercel when you want zero-ops, or a container on your own cloud when you need to.
Use cases
What we build with Next.js
Marketing sites that need to rank
Content-driven sites with a CMS, fast pages and clean structured data.
SaaS dashboards
Authenticated apps with server-rendered data and instant client navigation.
E-commerce storefronts
Catalog, cart and checkout with prices and inventory rendered on the server.
Internal tools and admin panels
CRUD-heavy interfaces built quickly with server actions and route handlers.
How we work
How we build Next.js products
The same delivery discipline on every engagement, whatever the stack.
Discovery before code
A short kickoff to agree scope, architecture and the riskiest assumptions, so the first sprint moves in the right direction.
Trunk-based delivery
Small pull requests reviewed within hours, merged behind feature flags, and deployed continuously.
Tests that pay for themselves
Unit tests for logic, integration tests for the seams, and a thin layer of end-to-end tests on the paths that matter.
Observability from day one
Structured logs, traces and dashboards in place before launch, not after the first incident.
Documented and handed over
Architecture decision records, a running runbook, and a codebase your own team can own the day we leave.
Stack
The Next.js stack we reach for
Sensible defaults, not a fixed menu. We adapt to what your team already runs.
- TypeScript
- React Server Components
- Tailwind CSS
- Drizzle / Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- Auth.js
- TanStack Query
- Playwright
- Vercel
- Docker
Related
Related technologies
Front-end
React
Production React apps, built TypeScript-first, component-driven and fast, by a team that has shipped them since 2016.
Back-end
Node.js
TypeScript backends that share a language with your front end: NestJS or Fastify, run with real operational discipline.
Front-end
Vue
Pragmatic, maintainable front ends with Vue 3, the Composition API and Nuxt when server rendering matters.
FAQ
Next.js FAQ
App Router or Pages Router?
App Router for new projects. It gives us Server Components, streaming and nested layouts. We migrate Pages Router apps incrementally when it pays off.
Do we have to deploy on Vercel?
No. Next.js runs as a Node server or container on AWS, GCP, Azure or your own infrastructure. We pick the target with you based on ops appetite and cost.
Is Next.js good for SEO?
It is one of the best options. Pages render to HTML on the server, metadata and canonical URLs are per-route, and sitemaps, robots and JSON-LD are first-class.
Can Next.js replace our separate backend?
For many products, yes. Route handlers and server actions cover the API layer. When you already have a service layer or need a shared API for mobile, we keep Next.js as the web front end and integrate.
Ready to build with Next.js?
Tell us what you're working on. We come back within two business days with a point of view and next steps.