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Web applications (Next.js)

Web applications that renderon the serverand stay maintainable.

Next.js rendered on the server, TypeScript from database to button, a design system your team can extend.

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Next.jsTypeScriptPortalsDashboardsCore Web Vitals
Browserany deviceNext.jsserver-renderedDatabasePrisma · PostgresAuthroles · portalsIntegrationspayments · CRM
Why it works

Typed end to end. Rendered on the server. Previewed before it ships. A schema change is a compile error, not a bug report.

What's included

Everything the engagement delivers.

Each piece already runs for a client — nothing here is a slide.

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Application architecture

Server components, server actions, edge routes where latency matters, static where content allows. App Router.

02

Portals & roles

Customer, partner and staff portals on one login; permissions decided in the data layer. In production · client portal.

03

Dashboards & workflows

Live data, multi-step forms, approvals, PDF generation, file handling. In production · attendance system.

04

Design system

From your Figma or ours: tokens, components, WCAG AA. Documented for your team.

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Performance & SEO

A Core Web Vitals budget in CI, metadata system, JSON-LD, sitemaps. Budget enforced in CI.

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Vercel deployment

Preview URLs per change, one-click rollback, testing. Merges deploy.

How it runs

Typed end to end. Rendered on the server. Previewed before it ships.

A

A schema change is a compile error, not a bug report

TypeScript from database to form.

B

The first byte already contains the page

Crawlers see prices; users see content before JavaScript arrives.

C

Every change has a URL before it goes live

Preview deployments your team can click.

D

Performance is a budget, not a hope

CI fails the build when a page exceeds it.

Questions buyers ask

Before you write to us.

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Why Next.js instead of a SPA or WordPress?

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Server rendering gives speed and indexability; one codebase for site and application; TypeScript gives your next developer a map.
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Will search engines see our content?

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Yes — pages render on the server with full content and structured data, verified in Search Console after launch.
03

Can it share login with our mobile app?

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Yes; authentication is a service both consume.
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Do you work from our designs?

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Yes, from Figma or an existing system; otherwise we design one and hand over the tokens.
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What happens after launch?

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A run retainer covers releases and monitoring, or we hand over with documentation.

Tell us what should
run itself.

Send the problem, not a brief. An engineer replies within one business day.

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