Next.js Development
Next.js Development for Sites That Behave Like Software
Next.js is a React framework that suits sites mixing marketing pages with app features, data and integrations. This site is built with Next.js, and we will let you know if your project does not need it.
- This site is built with Next.js
- Static pages where content rarely changes
- Advice on when it is overkill
Tell Us About Your Project
When Next.js Is the Right Call
Your Site and App Belong Together
When marketing pages and logged-in features sit on separate systems, design and data drift apart. Next.js can serve both from one codebase.
Pages Must Load Quickly at Scale
Static generation builds pages into HTML ahead of time, so they can be served from a CDN. That gives you a strong starting point for Core Web Vitals, though images and scripts still matter.
Sometimes It Is Overkill
A small brochure site your office manager edits does not need a React framework. WordPress or a site builder will be cheaper to run and easier to hand over.
What We Build With Next.js
- Marketing sites using the App Router
- Static generation for content pages
- Server rendering for fresh or personal data
- Web apps with logins and dashboards
- Headless CMS connections for your editors
- Headless storefronts, when they are justified
- API routes and third-party integrations
- Deployment on Vercel or your own infrastructure
How a Next.js Project Runs
Check the Fit
We confirm Next.js suits the project and who will maintain it after launch.
Plan Rendering and Data
We decide which pages are static, which are dynamic, and where the content lives.
Build
We build in stages with preview links, so you can review each one.
Deploy
We set up hosting and monitoring, and check the live pages against Core Web Vitals.
Stores We Built
A few of the Shopify stores we've designed and built. See our full portfolio
Home fragrance, DallasB's Knees Fragrance Co.(opens in a new tab)Web design and development for a candle and reed diffuser brand, with SEO, wholesale pricing and a B2B login.
Hair and skin careTe Amo Supply(opens in a new tab)Web design and development for a plant-based hair and skin care brand, with a Request a Quote page and high-converting product pages.