Next.js development
Next.js is to React what Nuxt is to Vue: it adds server rendering, routing, SEO-friendly output and a clear structure on top of React, so you get a fast, search-visible site without assembling the setup yourself. When a project calls for React, this is usually how we build it.
When Next.js is the right choice
- You want React, and you want search engines to see your content from the first byte.
- Search visibility and load time matter, where server rendering and static generation help.
- Your team is committed to the React ecosystem and wants the production pieces handled.
- You want a conventional structure that a new React developer can navigate quickly.
When we would reach for something else
- If you are not tied to React, we often reach for Nuxt and Vue, which we find faster to build in.
- For a tiny static page with no interactivity, a plain static site is lighter than a full Next.js app.
- For a purely native mobile experience, a web framework is the wrong tool.
How we build with Next.js
We build Next.js applications in TypeScript, choosing per page whether it should be static, server-rendered or interactive, so each is as fast as it can be. We wire in structured data, clean URLs and image optimization as standard. If React is the right call for your project, Next.js is usually how we deliver it, handed over so any React team can take it forward.
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