Next.js development for company websites
Next.js is a framework built on React. We use it to build company websites, landing pages and web apps. Every page reaches the visitor as finished HTML, so Google and AI search read the full content. The code lives in your repository.
What we build with Next.js
- Company websites
- Multilingual sites with many page types. Content comes from a headless CMS that your marketing team maintains itself.
- Landing pages
- Campaign pages from ready-made blocks. New variants take hours, not weeks.
- Web apps and portals
- Customer areas with login, configurators or calculators. Website and app share code and design.
- Headless shops
- A custom frontend for Shopify when the theme hits its limits.
What your next website could look like
See all work →Rendering per page
| Page type | How Next.js delivers it | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Home page, services, blog | Generated in advance, rebuilt after changes in the CMS | Fast everywhere, little server load |
| Prices, availability | On the server at request time | Always current data |
| Customer area | On the server, behind login | Personal content, protected |
| Editorial preview | Draft mode with unpublished content | See changes before approval |
We decide the type of rendering per page. Visitors only notice the load time.
In the intro call we set your goal together.
You learn which first step is worth it for you.
Operations and maintenance
- Hosting
- Usually at Vercel in the Frankfurt region. Next.js also runs on your own Node server or in Docker.
- Updates
- Next.js and React release new versions regularly. We keep dependencies current and test every update before it goes live.
- Working with AI tools
- Next.js is ordinary TypeScript code. Claude, Codex or Cursor can prepare pages and components in it. Every change goes through tests and a preview link.
Who this is for
A good fit if
- You want code that belongs to you and that any React team understands.
- Your website has many page types, languages or interfaces.
- Website and app should use the same building blocks.
A weaker fit if
- You need a small website and want to build it yourself in a site builder.
- Nobody should look after the website technically after launch.
Reference websites
Intro call
Let's find out together where your growth gets stuck
- You talk to the team that also does the work. No sales loop.
- You learn which first step is worth it for you.
- If your question fits another specialist better, we'll tell you.
Start a project
What you probably want to know
Next.js needs no plugins and has no public admin login on the web server. Pages load faster because only the necessary code is sent. You maintain content in a headless CMS with preview.
Usually Sanity. We also connect Contentful, Storyblok or Payload. The choice depends on editorial needs, languages and running costs.
Yes. Every page arrives as finished HTML. We set titles, descriptions, sitemap and structured data per page in code. That doesn't replace good content.
No. Next.js is open source and also runs on your own servers. Some features are simpler to set up on Vercel. We tell you in advance which ones.
Yes. We first review code, dependencies and hosting. After that you know what we take over and what we clean up first.
Keep reading
SanitySanity CMS with its own studio, preview and languages. Set up for your editorial team.
Headless CMSWhen a headless CMS makes sense, which one fits and what it costs.
WordPress to Next.jsA new foundation for your website.
Webflow to Next.jsA new foundation for your website.
WordPress, Webflow or Next.js: choose the right foundationChoose a website platform around editing, functionality, ownership and the team that will maintain it over the next few years.- Headless ShopifyShopify in the background, your own frontend with Next.js or Hydrogen.