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Custom web development with Next.js and React

We build custom web platforms in Next.js, React and TypeScript: applications with sessions, permissions, real data and integrations — not brochure sites. Performance is measured against Core Web Vitals using field data, and the code ships documented so your team can maintain it.

What we actually build

Applications where the browser is the primary interface to the business: internal dashboards, customer portals, marketplaces, operations tooling and SaaS products. Anything that needs authentication, roles, persistent state and integration with systems that already exist.

  • Internal portals and dashboards with role-based access
  • Multi-tenant SaaS products with billing built in
  • Marketplaces and two-sided platforms
  • High-performance corporate sites on a headless CMS
  • Migrations off WordPress, Wix or legacy systems

Why Next.js and not something else

Next.js solves three problems out of the box that cost weeks elsewhere: server rendering so content exists in the HTML, automatic code splitting, and a per-route caching model. That matters for search and for operating cost. It is also standard technology with a deep hiring market — if you want someone else to maintain it next year, you can find them.

Performance measured, not promised

We set a performance budget during the architecture phase and verify it before every delivery. LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms and CLS under 0.1, measured over a mobile connection rather than on a development laptop. If a feature does not fit the budget, you know before it is built.

Technical SEO from day one

Server rendering, canonical URLs, structured data, a sitemap generated from the router, and hreflang if the site is multilingual. This is not a later phase: rebuilding the indexing architecture of a launched application costs more than getting it right at the start.

FAQ

Can I migrate my current site without losing rankings?

Yes, provided the migration includes a 301 redirect map from every old URL to its equivalent. We preserve the URL structure where it makes sense, redirect where it does not, and compare Search Console coverage before and after. The typical dip lasts two to six weeks when the map is complete.

Do you work from designs I already have?

Yes. If you have Figma files ready, we implement them faithfully and flag the points where the design would collide with performance or accessibility. If you have no design, we produce it as part of the build phase.