Service 03
Next.js Development Services
Next.js development for fast, SEO-friendly websites and web apps — App Router, SSR and static generation, edge caching, and Core Web Vitals.
I build fast, scalable websites and web applications using Next.js — leveraging server-side rendering, static generation, edge caching, and the App Router for performance and SEO. Next.js is my primary framework for modern web products.
What's Included
- 01Server-side rendering and static generation
- 02Edge caching and middleware
- 03API routes and server actions
- 04Headless WordPress with Next.js frontends
- 05Core Web Vitals optimization
- 06SEO and meta management
How I Work
Understand
Understand the business, product or technical problem.
Plan
Define the structure, functionality and technical approach.
Build
Develop the frontend, backend, integrations and required functionality.
Test
Test responsiveness, browser compatibility, performance and functionality.
Deploy
Move the project into production.
Improve
Continue with optimization, maintenance and support when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Next.js development service include?
Everything needed to ship a Next.js website or web application: project architecture with the App Router, server-side rendering and static generation, API routes and server actions, image and font optimization, and deployment. I handle the frontend and the server layer, then tune Core Web Vitals before launch.
Why use Next.js instead of plain React?
React renders in the browser, so you manage routing, data fetching, and SEO yourself. Next.js builds on React and adds server rendering, file-based routing, image optimization, and API routes out of the box — which means better initial load times and stronger SEO for content and marketing pages. I use plain React when an app is fully behind a login and SEO doesn't matter.
Can you migrate an existing site or app to Next.js?
Yes. I start with an audit of the current codebase and routes, then migrate in phases so the site keeps working throughout — usually starting with the highest-traffic pages, then the rest.
Do you build headless WordPress with Next.js?
Yes. Headless WordPress with a Next.js frontend gives editors the familiar WordPress admin while the public site stays fast and secure. I use the WordPress REST API or GraphQL, with static generation and revalidation for content pages.
How much does Next.js development cost?
It depends on scope — the number of pages, custom integrations, and whether authentication or dashboards are involved. Small marketing sites and focused apps land lower; complex platforms with dashboards and APIs run higher. I'll give you a fixed quote after a short scoping call.