Next.js development,
done by someone who ships it weekly.
Marketing sites, storefronts and web apps on Next.js 15 + React 19 — server components, instant pages, green Core Web Vitals. The exact stack running NIO, Geely and Trivandi in production today.
Four jobs Next.js
does brilliantly.
Marketing sites
CMS-driven brand sites that load instantly, rank well, and let marketing publish without a developer.
Commerce storefronts
Headless storefronts over MedusaJS or Shopify — product sync, regional pricing, custom checkout.
Web applications
Dashboards, configurators, booking flows — server actions instead of API boilerplate, shipped faster.
AI products
Streaming chat, generation and intelligent search with the Vercel AI SDK, native to the framework.
The honest pitch.
Performance by default
Server components render on the server and ship less JavaScript. Pages appear instantly — which Google rewards and users never consciously notice. That's the point.
Built to rank
Server rendering, structured metadata, automatic image optimisation — the technical SEO box is ticked by architecture, not by plugins fighting each other.
Grows with the roadmap
The marketing site can become a store, a portal, an AI product — same codebase, same patterns. You never hit the "we need to rebuild" wall.
Next.js, live in production.
NIO MENA
Launched the regional EV platform with a custom vehicle configurator, Medusa product sync, showroom scheduling and a Sanity-powered content platform.
Geely UAE
E-commerce storefront with vehicle listings, dynamic region-aware pricing and CMS-managed marketing pages.
Trivandi
High-performance corporate site on the Next.js + Sanity stack, multi-language and SEO-tuned.
Next.js, answered.
Why Next.js instead of WordPress or Webflow?
Performance, security and freedom. Next.js sites score green Core Web Vitals out of the box, have no plugin attack surface, and aren't boxed in by a page builder when the roadmap grows. Paired with Sanity, marketing still edits everything themselves.
Which version and features do you use?
Next.js 15 with React 19 — server components, server actions, revalidation tags and partial prerendering. The same patterns running in production on NIO, Geely and Trivandi.
Can you take over an existing Next.js codebase?
Yes. Rescues and takeovers start with a paid audit: architecture review, performance profile and a prioritised fix list — then we agree what to tackle.
Where do you deploy?
Vercel by default — preview deployments on every commit, edge performance worldwide. AWS, GCP or Digital Ocean when infrastructure requirements or budgets call for it.