Architecture-ledSenior engineerUS-based
Next.js apps where the rendering story is on purpose. Architecture-led, not framework default.
We build Next.js applications with the rendering strategy chosen for each surface — SSR, SSG, or RSC where each one actually fits. Clean data flow, sensible caching, and a build that does what the team thinks it does.
What we build with Next.js
Marketing & commerce sites
Next.js sites with the right mix of static and server-rendered surfaces — fast LCP, sensible caching, and CMS integration that the marketing team can use without a developer.
Content platforms
Content-driven Next.js applications with structured data, search, and authoring workflows. ISR or full SSG depending on what the content actually does.
Hybrid SaaS surfaces
Next.js apps that combine a public marketing surface with an authenticated SaaS product — same codebase, different rendering rules, with the auth boundary handled cleanly.
Most Next.js projects use server components by default and pay the cost later.
The defaults are easy to ship and hard to reason about. By the time the app has real traffic, the data fetching is tangled, the cache invalidation is mystery, and the client/server boundary is wherever the bug surfaces. The fix is to decide each surface on purpose — what renders where, what caches, what revalidates — and write the rendering strategy down before the team forgets it.
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