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Next.js with the rendering strategy chosen per page from actual traffic data — static where static wins, server where it must be, and never machinery for its own sake.

Typical price band
$3k–30k
Typical timeline
3–10 weeks
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Within 2 business days

Next.js is the strongest default in modern web development — which is exactly why so many Next.js sites are over-built: server infrastructure powering pages that never needed it, hydration costs paid for content that could have been static HTML. The engineering value here is calibration: static generation where content is stable, server rendering where personalization or freshness demands it, and the caching layers tuned to how the site actually gets traffic.

Typical work: marketing sites that need framework-grade SEO and speed, web apps on the React/Next axis, migrations onto Next from WordPress-front-end messes or legacy stacks, and Core Web Vitals rescues where the framework is right but the implementation fights it. App Router and Pages Router both — chosen deliberately, documented honestly.

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Questions

Asked about Next.js.

App Router for greenfield work that wants React server components and the framework's current direction; Pages Router when the project values maximum stability or extends an existing Pages codebase. Both are supported and production-grade — the choice is about your project's risk profile, not about one being legacy.

Sometimes, yes — a 5-page static site is often better served by simpler tooling with zero framework maintenance. Next earns its complexity when SEO scale, content volume, or app-like interactivity are real. The quote conversation includes the honest "you need less" version when that is the truth.

Yes — takeovers start with a read-only audit: rendering strategy vs actual needs, dependency health, bundle weights, deploy setup. You get findings and a fixed-price stabilization quote before anything changes.

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