Next.js — when you need the React ecosystem.
A React framework with the App Router, server components and flexible caching. We choose it when the client's team uses React or specific ecosystem libraries are needed.
When we use it,
and when we don’t.
Next.js and Nuxt solve similar problems. The choice depends on the client's team and the libraries the product needs.
When it fits
- The client's team works with React
- SaaS products with user accounts
- Projects with Payload CMS in the same app
- Complex authentication and APIs
When it doesn’t
- A content site with no special requirements — Nuxt
- A simple business card site — static
- A store without custom logic — Shopify
What your business gets.
- Server ComponentsLess JavaScript in the browser — faster pages.
- Server ActionsForms and mutations without a separate API.
- Payload CMSThe admin panel and the site in one app.
- i18n and SEOMetadata, sitemap and hreflang from code.
- Fast loadingImage, font and code optimization out of the box — pages open in a fraction of a second.
- Security and supportDependency updates, typed code and tests — the site is easy to develop for years.
How we adopt
Next.js.
01
Task analysis
We discuss the goal, audience and constraints and check whether Next.js is right for you.
02
Planning
We describe the architecture, integrations and stages — you see the plan and estimate before we start.
03
Development
We work in iterations with a demo every week, so you see progress and can request changes.
04
Launch and support
We publish, set up monitoring and stay by your side: updates, improvements, consultations.
Not sure
which stack to choose?
After a free consultation, we'll recommend an architecture for your product.
accepting projects for Q4 2026