Framework
Next.js Development
We build production applications on Next.js, choosing a rendering strategy per route so marketing pages stay static and application screens stay interactive.
Usage
What we build with Next.js
- Marketing sites generated at build time and served from an edge network
- Business applications with server rendered data and selective client interactivity
- Multi tenant platforms with tenant resolution in middleware
- Customer portals with server enforced access control
- Commerce storefronts with static catalogue pages and dynamic cart
- Internal tools with dense operational interfaces
Rationale
Why we choose it
One decision per route
A page can be static, revalidated on a schedule, or rendered per request. Most frameworks make that a project wide choice. Making it per route is why a site can be both fast and personal.
Server components reduce what ships
Data fetching and rendering stay on the server, so the browser downloads the interactive parts rather than the whole application. That difference is visible on a mid range phone.
The boundary is explicit
Marking a component as client is a deliberate act, which makes the client bundle something you decide rather than something that accumulates.
Deployment is ordinary
It runs on Vercel with no configuration and in a container anywhere else, so the hosting decision stays open.
Practice
Architecture patterns we use
Static generation for content routes
Content collections generate their pages at build time through generateStaticParams, so every service, industry and article page is a static file with no runtime data fetch.
Server actions for mutations
Form submissions run as server actions with the same validation schema the client uses, which removes a layer of API routes that exist only to accept a form.
Route handlers for machines
Webhooks and public APIs live in route handlers with raw body access for signature verification, which a server action cannot provide.
Middleware for tenant resolution
On multi tenant platforms the host is resolved to a tenant before any application code runs, so no request can execute without a tenant context.
Metadata as data
Per page metadata, canonical URLs and structured data are generated from the same content entries that render the page, so they cannot drift apart.
Related work
Case studies to explore
These projects share relevant engineering concerns. Each study identifies its documented technology choices.
- White-Label Fitness & Revenue-Sharing PlatformA multi tenant fitness SaaS for influencers using Next.js 14, Supabase, Prisma, subdomain routing, Stripe Connect revenue splits, and AI-generated 12 week training programs.
- Apparel Ecommerce & Fulfillment PlatformApparel commerce connecting catalog administration, Stripe Checkout, payment-driven orders and Printful fulfillment on Railway.
- Contractor Website & Service Request SystemA nine-page HVAC contractor website connecting service information, membership options and a customer service-request flow.
- Digital Learning & Product PlatformAn e learning and digital product platform covering AI courses, prompts and automations, including a 15 lesson beginner course.
Writing
Articles about Next.js
- 3 September 2026 · 4 min readBuilding an API other people will useAn internal API that becomes a partner API exposes every undocumented assumption. What to settle before the first external caller.
- 2 September 2026 · 4 min readPerformance budgets, and why averages lieA page that is fast on a development machine with fifty records tells you nothing. Set the budget first and measure against real conditions.
- 31 August 2026 · 4 min readAccessibility as an engineering requirementDefine accessibility behaviour while components are designed, then verify it in the complete workflow. Automated checks are only part of that evidence.
- 26 September 2026 · 4 min readService request forms that give dispatch useful informationAsk for enough context to route a home-service request without turning the first contact into a diagnostic questionnaire or a false booking confirmation.
Build with our Next.js engineers
Tell us what you are building and what it has to connect to. We will come back with an approach, a scope and what it would take.
- A mutual NDA is signed before project details are shared.
- Scope is fixed in writing before any build starts.
- You own the source code, the IP and the documentation at delivery.
- Support plans are available and tailored on a discovery or technical call.