Next.js & Full-Stack Web Application Development
We build custom web applications end to end: the data model, the API, the interface and the deployment. We use Next.js and TypeScript, and aim for software that holds up under real traffic and that your team can keep extending after launch.
What this covers
Products and platforms
Customer portals, dashboards, internal tools and SaaS-style products with sign-in, user roles and a real database behind them.
Fast, search-friendly websites
Server-rendered Next.js pages with clean metadata and structured data, so the site loads quickly for visitors and is easy for search engines to read.
APIs and integrations
Typed APIs, payment and email providers, webhooks and third-party services connected in a way that is easy to test and maintain.
Work on an existing codebase
Audits, refactors and new features on code you already have. We look at what is there before writing anything new, so working systems are not thrown away.
When this is the right fit
- You are launching an MVP and need something real users can sign in to, not a clickable demo.
- Your current site is slow, hard to change, or hard to find on Google.
- You need a dashboard or portal that talks to systems you already run.
How we approach it
Agree the smallest useful version
We scope the first release around the one thing that has to work, then plan what comes after. This keeps early cost and risk down.
Build in vertical slices
Each slice runs from database to interface, so something usable exists early and you can react to it instead of waiting for a big reveal.
Ship and hand over
Every project ends with a handoff that includes documentation and a short warranty window for fixes. Ongoing support is available if you want it.
Technologies we use for this
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- tRPC
- Redis
- Vercel
Related work
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- How long does a web application take to build?
- Most engagements run two to eight weeks depending on scope. A focused MVP can land in two to four weeks. A full platform with several integrations usually takes six to eight weeks or more.
- Can you work on our existing codebase?
- Yes. Most engagements start with an audit of what is already there, so we know what to keep, what to fix and what to replace.
- Why Next.js?
- Next.js renders pages on the server, which helps both load speed and search visibility, while still supporting rich interactive features where you need them. It is not the right tool for every project, and we will say so if another stack fits yours better.
- What happens after launch?
- Every project includes a handoff with documentation and a short warranty window for fixes. Ongoing support is available on a retainer basis.
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