Next.js
Next.js applications that stay maintainable
We use Next.js for SaaS frontends, product dashboards, and content-driven sites that need SEO and speed. The goal is readable architecture—not a pile of client components by default.
Who this is for
- Startups needing a web app or dashboard
- Teams migrating Create React App or older stacks
- Companies combining marketing pages with authenticated product areas
Problems we solve
- Everything forced into client-side React
- Poor Core Web Vitals from unoptimized media and JS
- Auth and multi-tenant routing bolted on late
- No shared design system between marketing and product
Deliverables
- App Router structure suited to your product
- Typed UI and data-fetching patterns
- Auth-gated areas and role-aware UI when needed
- SEO metadata and sensible caching strategy
- Deploy setup guidance (e.g. Vercel or your host)
Process
- 01
Discovery
SSR/SSG needs, SEO, and auth boundaries.
- 02
Strategy
Route map and data ownership.
- 03
Design
UI system for marketing + product.
- 04
Build
Server-first where it helps; client where it must.
- 05
Polish
Performance passes and accessibility checks.
- 06
Launch
Environments, analytics hooks if you use them, handover.
Technologies
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSSupabaseVercel / Node hosts
Timeline & engagement
- Timeline
- Marketing-plus-light-product sites can be weeks; full SaaS frontends follow MVP timelines.
- Engagement
- Milestone builds aligned with our Production MVP and Growth Product models.
FAQ
- App Router or Pages Router?
- New work defaults to the App Router unless you have a strong reason to stay on Pages.
- Do you only do static export?
- We match the hosting model to the product. Static export is used when it fits (as with this marketing site); server features are used when the product needs them.
Ready to scope this work?
Share your product goals — we reply within one business day with next steps.
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