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Next.js & React Development

We build websites and web apps on Next.js and React with TypeScript — server-rendered for SEO, statically cached for speed, and structured so your next developer can pick up the code without a rewrite. It is the right choice when speed, custom functionality or scale matter more than plugins.

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Typical timeline
3–8 weeks
Starting from
On quote
Tech stack
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSSanityPostgreSQLVercel

// who it's for

Who is next.js & react for?

  • Businesses that have outgrown WordPress plugins and page builders
  • Startups building a marketing site and product front-end together
  • Companies that need a headless CMS feeding web, app and kiosk screens
  • Teams that want a codebase that new developers can understand quickly

// deliverables

What you get

  • App Router architecture

    Server components, static generation and incremental revalidation for fast first loads.

  • Headless CMS

    Sanity, Strapi, Contentful or MDX — editors get a clean UI, developers get typed content.

  • Core Web Vitals budget

    We set targets (LCP under 2s, CLS under 0.05) and check them on every release.

  • TypeScript everywhere

    Typed components, typed content and typed API calls so bugs show up before users see them.

  • CI/CD

    Git-based workflow with preview links for every change and one-click rollbacks on Vercel.

  • Documentation

    A README that explains how to run, edit and deploy the project.

// process

How the project runs

Typical timeline: 3–8 weeks.

  1. step 01

    Technical scoping

    We map pages, data sources and integrations, and agree on performance targets.

  2. step 02

    Architecture & design

    Component library, content model and UI designs reviewed together.

  3. step 03

    Sprint builds

    Weekly preview links so you see progress, not just status updates.

  4. step 04

    QA & performance

    Cross-device testing, accessibility checks and Lighthouse audits.

  5. step 05

    Launch & support

    Production deploy, monitoring, handover documentation and support.

// work

Related projects

We are adding detailed case studies here. Ask us on a call and we will walk you through live projects similar to yours.

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// FAQ

Next.js & React: common questions

Is Next.js better than WordPress for my business?

Next.js is better when you need top speed, custom features, or a site that connects to other systems. WordPress is better when a non-technical team wants to manage lots of pages with familiar tools and the budget is tight. We build both and will recommend the one that fits — see our Next.js vs WordPress guide on the blog.

Is a Next.js website good for SEO?

Yes. Next.js renders pages on the server, so Google sees complete HTML with your headings, text and structured data on the first request. Combined with fast load times, that gives you a strong technical SEO base.

Can my team edit a Next.js website without coding?

Yes, if we connect a headless CMS such as Sanity or Strapi. Editors get a simple interface for pages, blogs and media, and changes go live in seconds without touching code.

Where is a Next.js site hosted?

Usually on Vercel, which is built by the Next.js team and has a generous free tier for small sites. We can also deploy to AWS, Google Cloud or a VPS if you have compliance or cost reasons.

Can you migrate my existing site to Next.js?

Yes. We move content, keep your URLs or set up 301 redirects, preserve metadata and check rankings after launch so you do not lose traffic in the move.

Do you build React Native or mobile apps too?

Our focus is web: websites, web apps and progressive web apps that work well on phones. For a native app we can share the same backend and APIs we build for your web app.

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