Next.js Development

Next.js is our default framework for both marketing sites and application builds because its rendering model — a mix of static generation, server rendering, and client interactivity — maps well onto the dual requirement of search visibility and interface responsiveness.

We make deliberate choices about what renders on the server versus the client, rather than defaulting everything to client-side rendering, which is one of the most common causes of slow, poorly-indexed Next.js sites.

Key Capabilities

• App Router architecture and route organization
• Server Components and selective client hydration
• Static, dynamic, and incremental rendering strategy
• Server Actions for form and mutation handling
• Image, font, and script optimization
• Migration from legacy React or other frameworks

Deliverables

• Rendering strategy documentation per route type
• Production Next.js application
• Core Web Vitals baseline and optimization report