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Next.js and React development services

Next.js is a React framework for building websites that render pages on the server, so they load quickly and search engines can read the full content. We use Next.js and React to build fast marketing sites, headless CMS setups and custom web apps, with metadata, structured data and Core Web Vitals handled in every template rather than added afterwards.

Deliverables
6
Step process
4
FAQs answered
5

What's included

6 Deliverables
  • Next.js websites

    Marketing and content sites built with server rendering or static generation, so each page arrives as complete HTML. Visitors get fast first loads, and search engines get content they can index without waiting for JavaScript.

  • Headless CMS setup

    We connect Next.js to a headless CMS, so your team edits content in a familiar interface while the front end stays fast and custom. The CMS is chosen to suit how your editors work and the content types you publish.

  • React web apps and features

    Dashboards, portals, calculators, booking flows and other interactive features built as React components. Where part of an app sits behind a login, we keep the public pages crawlable and the private ones out of the index.

  • Technical SEO in the code

    Titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, sitemaps, robots rules and structured data are generated from your content, so every new page follows the same rules. We also make sure links are real links and that important content is not hidden behind client-side rendering.

  • Performance and Core Web Vitals

    Image optimisation, font loading, code splitting and caching are set up from the start, and real pages are tested against Core Web Vitals. We keep third-party scripts in check, since tags and widgets are a common cause of slow sites.

  • Migration from other platforms

    We move sites from WordPress, Wix or older frameworks to Next.js with every URL mapped, redirected and tested. Search data is checked after launch, so any drop in visibility is spotted and dealt with quickly.

How it works

4 Steps
  1. Step 1: Scope and architecture

    We agree the pages, features and content model, and choose the rendering approach and CMS that fit how often your content changes.

  2. Step 2: Design and components

    We design the key pages and build a shared set of React components, so new pages are quick to assemble and stay consistent.

  3. Step 3: Build, integrate and test

    We develop on a preview environment, connect the CMS and other services, and test speed, accessibility basics, metadata and structured data on every template.

  4. Step 4: Launch and iterate

    We launch with redirects and sitemaps in place, monitor indexing and performance, and keep improving the site if you want ongoing support.

Frequently asked questions

5 Questions

Is Next.js good for SEO?

Yes, when it is used properly. Server rendering and static generation mean pages arrive as full HTML that search engines can read straight away. Results still depend on content, metadata and internal links, so we treat SEO as part of the build rather than relying on the framework alone.

Should I choose Next.js or WordPress?

Next.js suits sites that need strong performance, custom features or a design that does not fit a theme. WordPress suits teams that want an all-in-one editor and a large choice of plugins. We recommend the option that fits your content, budget and team, not the one that is most fashionable.

Can my team edit content without a developer?

Yes. We connect the site to a headless CMS, so editors can add pages, posts and images through a dashboard. Page sections are set up as reusable blocks in the CMS, so new content keeps the design and the SEO structure.

How much does a Next.js website cost?

It depends on the number of templates, the CMS, integrations and any custom app features. A custom Next.js build often costs more up front than a theme-based site, but it can be easier to extend as you grow. We quote after a short call and a look at what you need.

Where is a Next.js site hosted?

Next.js sites are usually hosted on a platform built for it, such as Vercel or Netlify, or on your own cloud servers. We recommend hosting based on your traffic, budget and audience, and set up deployments so updates go live safely and can be rolled back.

3 Services
SEO-Ready Builds

Web development

Custom websites built in React, Next.js and WordPress by an SEO agency: fast, mobile-friendly and SEO-ready from launch, plus ecommerce, redesigns and care.

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Foundation

Technical SEO

Improve crawlability, indexing, site speed, Core Web Vitals, architecture and structured data with technical SEO fixes ranked by impact and explained clearly.

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WordPress

WordPress development

Custom WordPress development: lightweight themes, block editor layouts, few plugins and SEO set up from the start, so your site stays fast and easy to edit.

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Guides and tools

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