Next.js
The foundation we use for websites that load fast and that Google reads easily.
Why do we use it?
On the sites we build with Next.js, the page reaches the visitor ready to view. That's why the site loads fast on phones and Google can easily read every word on the page. Within the same foundation we can build both public pages and customer panels that require a login.
What does it bring to your project?
Pages load fast on phones, so visitors don't wait
Google reads all the text on the page, so you show up in search more easily
Public pages and login panels live in the same system
Adding new sections is easy as the site grows
A free, widely used foundation that another team can take over
Next.js is a free, widely used foundation for building websites and web applications. The site you're reading was built with Next.js too. It's our first choice when we want a site to be both fast and easy to find on Google.
On some sites, the content is put together afterwards on the visitor's phone. That slows down loading and makes it harder for Google to read the page. With Next.js, the page is prepared on the server and then sent, so the visitor sees the content without waiting and Google reads the page in full.
A single project can have both public pages and a panel where your customers or your team log in. Next.js lets us build both within the same structure; we don't set up separate systems and double the maintenance.
Not every project needs Next.js. For a brochure site of a few pages, simpler solutions can do the job. We decide together in the first meeting which foundation suits you, based on your budget and what you want to do down the road.
What we use it for
- 1Business websites
- 2Single pages built for ads
- 3Custom e-commerce sites
- 4Customer and dealer panels
- 5Blogs and content sites
Let's talk about your project
No technical knowledge needed. Tell us about your business, and in the first call we'll explain in plain language which tool suits you and why.