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NEXT.JS DEVELOPMENT
React framework for production-grade applications with server-side rendering, static generation, and edge runtime.
WHY NEXT.JS
Server-side rendering and static generation out of the box for fast load times and strong SEO
File-based routing that keeps large applications organized as they grow
Built-in API routes mean you don't always need a separate backend service
Excellent Core Web Vitals performance with automatic image and font optimization
OUR NEXT.JS PROCESS
1
Rendering Strategy
We decide per-page whether to server-render, statically generate, or client-render based on content and SEO needs.
2
Component Architecture
Reusable components and layouts structured to avoid duplication as the app grows.
3
Data Fetching & API Routes
Data layer built with Next.js's server components and API routes, or connected to your existing backend.
4
Performance & SEO Audit
Core Web Vitals, metadata, and sitemap checked before launch, not discovered after.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is Next.js better than plain React for our project?
If SEO, fast initial load, or a content-heavy site matters, yes — Next.js's rendering flexibility outperforms client-side-only React. For a pure internal dashboard, plain React or Vite may be simpler.
Can you migrate our existing React app to Next.js?
Yes, this is a common engagement, and it's usually incremental rather than a rewrite.
Do you use the App Router or Pages Router?
App Router by default for new projects — it's the modern, actively developed approach — though we'll match an existing codebase's convention on an existing project.