Build
A production Next.js site built right from the start.
- App Router architecture
- Up to 8 routes
- CMS integration
- Metadata + structured data
- Performance-focused build
- Vercel deployment
Next.js is our home turf — the framework this very site runs on. We architect with App Router idioms: server components by default, streaming where it helps, static generation for SEO-critical routes, and edge middleware for personalization. If you're migrating from Pages Router, escaping a slow WordPress build, or starting fresh, you get architecture decisions that hold up at scale.
Why it works
Server components, streaming, parallel routes and caching strategies applied correctly — not cargo-culted.
Rendering strategy per route: static, ISR, dynamic or edge. Speed designed in, not bolted on.
Metadata API, dynamic OG images, structured data and sitemaps — the full Next.js SEO toolkit.
Strict TypeScript from database to UI. Errors caught at build time, not by your users.
Preview deployments, edge config, analytics and image optimization configured for the platform.
Incremental adoption paths from WordPress, CRA, Gatsby or Pages Router — traffic keeps flowing.
The process
Route map, rendering strategy, data-fetching patterns and caching plan documented before code.
Design system, layouts and shared infrastructure implemented with strict typing.
Pages, integrations, API routes and server actions delivered in reviewable increments.
Bundle analysis, caching verification, CWV testing and production cutover.
Pricing
Fixed prices, defined scope, no surprises. Every package can be tailored on the strategy call.
A production Next.js site built right from the start.
Move from WordPress, Gatsby, CRA or Pages Router — safely.
Complex applications: auth, dashboards, integrations, i18n.
FAQ
Start here
Share the goal and the constraints. You'll get an honest reply with thoughts, a realistic budget and next steps, usually within 1–2 business days.
Free strategy consultation — zero obligation
A written quote after a short scoping conversation
We'll say so if a simpler option or another vendor fits better