Next.js Development
Next.js is how a React site ships fast pages Google can actually read.
Pages arrive pre-built, so visitors and search engines see content instantly.
Technology
Next.js Development
What we use it for
Sites that want application interactivity and search visibility at once. Next builds every page ahead of time where possible, so the browser receives finished HTML instead of a loading spinner and a promise.
That's the pattern for app smoothness without app slowness, and it's what we reach for when a content site grows application features.
When it's the right call
Right for catalogs with configurators, marketing sites with portals attached, content sites with real interactive features.
Overkill for a five page brochure site. And wrong for a team that wants to edit everything themselves, unless we pair it with an editor friendly CMS behind it, which happens to be one of our favorite builds.
Where this fits
Next.js builds live inside our website design and development work. That page has the process, the proof, and the plain answers.
Running on it
14 daysTo launch
1 of 6Bids
Case Study
Proactive IT
Six teams bid on the new site. We won, and launched it in 14 days, with Payload CMS underneath.
30 daysTo build
Case Study
Rivet Health Law
A Node.js front end on headless WordPress, built in 30 days. The firm still edits everything in WordPress.
Questions
Yes, with a CMS behind it. Rivet Health Law edits in headless WordPress. Proactive IT edits in Payload CMS.
Proactive IT's site launched in 14 days. Rivet Health Law's took 30.
For a five-page brochure site, usually. We'll say so.
Next.js. egodetroit.com is built and hosted the same way we build for clients.