Next.js Development
We build your Next.js applications by choosing the rendering mode page by page, based on what each page has to do, rather than one setting applied across the whole site.
Build your website with Next.js
Next.js is the most widely used React framework in production today. Netflix, Uber, Starbucks, Tencent, Hulu and Binance rely on it for their main sites, which makes it a safe long-term choice.
Its main strength: you pick a rendering mode (SSR, SSG, ISR, client) on a per-page basis. A homepage that needs to stay SEO-friendly is pre-generated, while an application area stays dynamic on the client. You no longer trade speed against interactivity at the whole-project level.
In practice, this covers an eco-designed marketing site as well as an e-commerce or a SaaS app. The framework adapts to the project, not the other way around.
Next.js solutions adapted to each context
A startup wants to launch a performant website with excellent organic SEO.
A Next.js site with Static Site Generation, SEO optimization, integrated blog and contact forms connected to CRM.
An institution wants to modernize its site with optimal performance and exemplary accessibility.
A Next.js redesign with SSG, accessibility compliance, multilingual support and integration with existing CMS via API.
An SME wants to create a performant e-commerce with flexible content management.
A Next.js frontend connected to Shopify or WooCommerce, with SSR for SEO and advanced checkout customization.
An association wants an eco-designed site with excellent performance and minimal carbon footprint.
An ultra-light static Next.js site with Sanity CMS, green hosting and perfect Lighthouse score.
What we hold to on a Next.js project, from the rendering choice to hosting portability.
Rendering chosen page by page
SSG, ISR or SSR depending on what the page has to do, never one mode applied to the whole site by default.
Technical SEO
Metadata and structured data set up during development, not patched in once the site is live.
Page weight
Image and JavaScript volume is weighed against the RGESN eco-design framework, not discovered in a later audit.
Your CMS stays
Your current back-office (WordPress, Drupal, Sanity, Shopify) can stay in place: we only rebuild the front.
Framework conventions
App Router and Server Components used the way Vercel documents them, avoiding a custom setup nobody can pick up.
Portable hosting
Deployed on Vercel, but the code belongs to you and can move to AWS or another host.
Smaller attack surface
A pre-generated page exposes neither a database nor a public back-office on every visit.
5 years React experience
Deep expertise in Next.js and the React ecosystem.
Concrete custom development achievements
Identify levers to strengthen farm autonomy
An extranet to centralize all information and documentary resources
Offer a mortgage simulation that matches real lending conditions
Provide tools to master energy consumption
Carry out genomic sequencing projects
Identify levers to strengthen farm autonomy
An extranet to centralize all information and documentary resources
Offer a mortgage simulation that matches real lending conditions
Provide tools to master energy consumption
Carry out genomic sequencing projects
Identify levers to strengthen farm autonomy
An extranet to centralize all information and documentary resources
Offer a mortgage simulation that matches real lending conditions
Provide tools to master energy consumption
Carry out genomic sequencing projects
How we use Next.js on your projects.
We look at each page for what it is: a SEO page that must be crawlable lives in SSG or ISR, a zone tied to the user account stays in SSR or on the client. No dogma: the right mode is the one that fits the page's constraint, not one we apply by default to the whole site.
Next.js stays agnostic on the content side: it can talk to WordPress, Drupal, Strapi, Sanity, WooCommerce or Shopify through their APIs. That often means you keep the back-office your teams already know and only modernise the front, with no data migration.
We stick to the patterns recommended by Vercel and the React team (App Router, Server Components, routing conventions). That keeps us away from a custom setup that nobody would know how to maintain two years from now, and it makes version upgrades much smoother.
What Next.js actually brings to a project.
Next.js gives React what was missing to make it a full framework: routing, API routes, image optimisation, middleware. Everything is integrated, which spares you from assembling a custom stack you'd then have to maintain.
The framework is backed by Vercel, with a steady release cycle and an active community. When a new React capability lands (Server Components, Streaming), it shows up in Next.js quickly and well documented.
On the project side, the same tool covers a marketing site, an e-commerce or a SaaS app. You don't switch frameworks for each project type.
What you get from Next.js, in practice:
SSR, SSG and ISR, picked page by page based on the need
Server rendering that keeps public pages SEO-friendly
Direct deployment on Vercel, portable to AWS and other hosts
Built-in image optimisation and progressive loading
Pre-generated pages that reduce the attack surface
Fast Hot Module Replacement to keep the dev loop short
Ready to get started?
From scoping to prototype, to AI integration.
We support your business software projects from start to finish.