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Next.js development

We build Next.js websites and applications for businesses that need a clear customer journey, indexable content and a maintainable codebase. We work on new products and existing React applications.

When this service fits

  • A multilingual B2B website with services and case studies that a team can expand without duplicating templates.
  • A customer portal or product combining public content with authenticated workflows.
  • Modernising a slow React website while preserving important URLs, forms and integrations.

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What the work includes

A page map, typed content model and redirect plan for migrations.
Server Components for content and focused Client Components for genuine interaction.
Responsive interfaces, forms, CMS or API integration and useful error states.
Metadata, canonical URLs, hreflang, sitemaps and checks of server-rendered content.
Performance and inquiry-flow checks, a release procedure and maintenance handover.

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Technology focus

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSServer Components

From the problem to launch

  1. 01

    Understand the job

    Review the audience, content sources, integrations and the action a visitor should take. For migrations, inventory existing URLs before changing them.

  2. 02

    Design and implement

    Define server and client boundaries, build components and test the main journey with representative content.

  3. 03

    Verify the launch

    Check forms, 404s, redirects, mobile layouts, indexing signals and the ability to restore the previous release.

What determines cost and timing

  • Number of unique templates and readiness of content and design.
  • Languages, CMS requirements, authenticated features and external integrations.
  • Migration scope, access to existing URL data and continuity requirements.

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What to know before starting

Is Next.js suitable for a corporate website?

It can be a good fit for multilingual content, several page types, integrations or a path towards a web product. For a very simple website, we compare maintenance costs with simpler approaches. A framework does not replace useful content.

Can you preserve SEO during a migration?

We map old and new URLs, implement permanent redirects, canonical URLs and sitemaps, and check content and internal links. Rankings cannot be guaranteed, so a migration also needs monitoring in Search Console.

Which Next.js projects can we review?

MotorMods is a service website with service pages and inquiry paths. EBSH Trade combines a multilingual Next.js website with a separate B2B customer portal, administration and BAS/1C integration. Their case studies and screens are linked below.

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Cases in this direction

Service website

MotorMods

An auto service website that explains services in plain language, shows work examples, and leads customers to a call or request.

Open case

Energy platform & website

EBSH Trade

An electricity supplier's website and B2B platform: customer portal, administration, finance, documents and BAS/1C integration.

Open case

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