Next.js Development
Next.js applications that stay fast, rank well and remain maintainable after launch.
Next.js makes it easy to ship something quickly and surprisingly easy to ship something slow. Client components where server components belong, unbounded data fetching in the render path, and no caching strategy will all pass code review and fail in production.
We build on the App Router with a deliberate server-versus-client boundary, an explicit caching and revalidation strategy, and Core Web Vitals treated as a release requirement rather than a later optimisation pass.
What's included
- App Router architecture with a deliberate server/client split
- Caching and revalidation strategy documented per route
- SEO: metadata, canonicals, sitemap, structured data
- Core Web Vitals within Google's thresholds at launch
- Type-safe API layer and data fetching
- CI/CD to AWS or Vercel with preview environments
Core capabilities
How we work
- 1
Architecture
Routing, rendering strategy and the server/client boundary decided up front, per route.
- 2
Build
Typed end to end, with performance budgets enforced as the application grows.
- 3
Optimise
Core Web Vitals, bundle size and caching measured and tuned before launch, not after.
- 4
Deploy
CI/CD with preview environments, monitoring and rollback.
Frequently asked questions
Should we use the App Router or the Pages Router?+
App Router for new projects — it is where Next.js development is going, and server components meaningfully reduce the JavaScript shipped to the browser. For a large existing Pages Router application, an incremental migration usually beats a rewrite.
Can you improve an existing Next.js app?+
Yes. We audit rendering strategy, bundle size, data fetching and caching, then deliver a prioritised list of fixes ranked by user impact rather than tidiness.
Is Next.js good for SEO?+
It is among the best options, because pages are server rendered and metadata, canonicals, sitemaps and structured data are first-class. The framework does not do it for you though — those still have to be implemented deliberately, which is a large part of what this engagement covers.
Do you deploy to Vercel or AWS?+
Either. Vercel is the fastest path for most products; AWS makes sense when you need to sit alongside existing infrastructure or meet specific data residency requirements. We will recommend based on your constraints rather than a default.
Tell us what you're building
We'll assess the idea, the technical requirements and the fastest realistic path to production — and tell you honestly if we're not the right fit.