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Server rendering and static generation speed up sites.
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Next.js
React applications with flexible server and client rendering.
Next.js
Next.js combines React with routing and server rendering options. We select rendering and caching patterns around content freshness, search visibility, performance, and the way the application will be operated.
Useful when a React experience also needs server rendering, search visibility, content delivery, or carefully controlled performance.
Planning your implementation
A technology choice is a delivery decision.
We plan the work needed to build, operate and improve the application, not just the first set of features.
- 01
Review the requirements
We decide what should render on the server or client, define caching and revalidation, and examine hosting, security, and content integration.
- 02
Validate the important assumptions
Use a focused prototype or a representative workflow where a technical uncertainty could affect scope. Agree the acceptance checks before building the full solution.
- 03
Plan the handover
Rendering and caching decisions, route structure, deployment settings, monitoring, and content update procedures.
Why Next.js
Why we use Next.js.
Where Next.js adds the most value in the projects we deliver.
Search-friendly
Pages are easy for search engines to read.
Full-stack React
Front end and API routes in one project.
Scales well
Suited to marketing sites and complex web apps.
Questions
Common questions.
Quick answers to what people often ask us about Next.js.
Why Next.js instead of plain React?
It adds server rendering, routing and performance features that improve speed and SEO.
Can Next.js work with a headless CMS?
Yes. It works well with headless CMS and commerce platforms.
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