Next.js Development
Next.js is our default stack for websites and applications that need to be fast, rank well and scale. We build server-rendered Next.js sites with clean URL architectures, metadata and structured data from the route level, and a CMS your team can actually use.
Sound familiar?
- The current site is slow and scores poorly on Core Web Vitals
- Page builders limit what the brand can do
- Content changes need a developer every time
What's included
01
Server & static rendering
Complete HTML for users and crawlers, with dynamic features only where they're needed.
02
SEO architecture
Metadata API, canonicals, sitemaps, structured data and topic-cluster routing built in.
03
Headless CMS
Sanity, Payload or a custom admin so marketing publishes without developers.
04
Performance & hosting
Image optimisation, edge caching and Vercel deployments with previews for every change.
Deliverables
- Content and URL architecture
- Design system and components
- Next.js build with CMS
- SEO and analytics setup
- Hosting, CI/CD and hand-over
How we work
- 01
Scope. Workshops, user stories, technical plan and fixed milestones.
- 02
Design. UX flows and interface design validated with users.
- 03
Build. Iterative development with weekly demos and a staging environment.
- 04
Launch. Testing, security review, deployment and monitoring.
- 05
Evolve. Support, new features and performance improvements.
Next.js Development FAQ
Why Next.js instead of WordPress?
Next.js sites are faster, more secure and more flexible for custom experiences. WordPress still makes sense for some content-heavy teams — we build both.
Can you migrate our site to Next.js without losing rankings?
Yes. We map every URL, keep or redirect it with 301s, and monitor Search Console after launch.
Can Next.js sites include 3D and animation?
Yes — this site is an example. We keep meaning in the HTML and load 3D progressively so SEO and speed don't suffer.
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