Web Development
Web applications, customer portals and marketing sites, built and launched end to end.
Next.js is the framework we reach for first — and the one this site is built on. We use it for marketing sites, SaaS products and web applications where load speed and search visibility are part of the brief.
About Next.js
Next.js renders React on the server. Pages arrive as finished HTML, so they appear quickly and search engines can read every word, and then become fully interactive in the browser. For most products that combination — fast first load, full indexability, rich interface — is exactly what is needed, without stitching three tools together to get it.
We build on the App Router, with Server Components by default and client-side JavaScript only where an interface actually needs it. We know where the framework shines, where the sharp edges are, and when a simpler setup would serve you better.
Why Next.js
Server rendering, automatic code splitting and built-in image optimisation make good Core Web Vitals the starting point rather than a project.
Content is in the HTML on first response, with metadata, sitemaps and structured data handled by the framework.
Pages, API routes and server logic live together in TypeScript, which keeps small teams fast.
It is the most widely adopted React framework, so taking the code in-house later is straightforward.
What we build
Statically generated pages that load instantly and can be edited through a headless CMS.
Authenticated, data-heavy applications with server-side data fetching and streaming.
Headless storefronts with fast product pages and a checkout that works on any phone.
Moving from Create React App, Gatsby, WordPress or the Pages Router without losing rankings.
Services
Web applications, customer portals and marketing sites, built and launched end to end.
Custom and headless online stores built to load fast and convert.
SaaS platforms, web applications and internal tools, built end to end.
Selected work
Real-time project management platform for distributed teams
Curated marketplace for digital nomad gear and experiences
AI recipe generator personalized to your dietary preferences
Insights
Plain React renders in the browser, so the first load is slower and search engines see an empty page until JavaScript runs. Next.js adds server rendering, routing, data fetching and image optimisation on top of React, which is why most new React products are built with it.
Yes. Pages are delivered as complete HTML, and the framework has first-class support for metadata, canonical URLs, sitemaps and structured data. It gives you the technical foundation; rankings still depend on content and links.
Yes. We audit the current site, map every URL, and move it over in stages with redirects in place, so existing search traffic carries across. The same approach works for moving an older Next.js app from the Pages Router to the App Router.
Yes. You can bring us a fixed-scope project, or add Next.js developers to your own team as dedicated capacity working in your repositories and your process.
Tell us what you're building and we'll come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed price.