Modern Web Interface Development with Next.js and React
Our choice for interactive, fast and SEO-friendly web interfaces. Server-side rendering and static generation keep both users and Google happy.
What is Next.js & React and why we use it
React is the world standard for building user interfaces; Next.js is the framework that makes React production-ready: server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), image optimisation, routing and API routes all come in one package. For projects that require rich interaction, animation and an app-like experience, we build the front end with Next.js and feed it from .NET APIs.
Why Next.js rather than plain React? Because for SEO and first-load speed the page has to arrive from the server as ready HTML. Next.js does that automatically; it resizes images, optimises fonts and splits code per page. The result: green Core Web Vitals scores and visibility on Google, with the fluidity of a single-page app.
We developed Mat Garaj's new web front end with Next.js in standalone mode: an app that talks to the .NET back end, carries the booking and catalogue flows and runs with Node on Hetzner. We build design systems (tokens, component libraries) on React and add animation with GSAP and Framer Motion while staying within a performance budget.
Six concrete reasons
Our technology choices are driven by performance, security and sustainability, not by fashion.
SSR and SSG
Server-side rendering and static generation for fast first loads and full SEO compliance; dynamic and static pages together.
Core Web Vitals
Image and font optimisation, code splitting, caching; green scores on Google's speed metrics.
Component architecture
Reusable components and a design system; a consistent interface, fast development.
Rich interaction
Ideal for animation, real-time data, complex forms and app-like flows.
Safety with TypeScript
Type safety means fewer bugs and easier maintenance; essential for large teams and long-lived projects.
Broad ecosystem
The world's largest front-end community; libraries, tools and developers are easy to find.
Next.js & React in our projects
How we position it in real projects and which work it carries.
Interactive corporate sites
Animated web experiences with an app feel; content management via the .NET API.
E-commerce front ends
Fast store interfaces connected to the Fonvio platform, filtering and cart experience.
SaaS and panel interfaces
Data-heavy screens, real-time updates, table and chart components.
Landing pages and campaign sites
Fast-loading, conversion-focused marketing pages open to A/B testing.
OUR TECHNOLOGY APPROACH“Fast and interactive can coexist; Next.js makes it possible with engineering discipline.”
The tools we use alongside it
An open, documented stack any team you choose can take over.
Services where we use this technology
Technology is a means, not an end; on the service pages we explain what we build and how.
Technical questions
Book a technical call →How do Next.js and .NET work together?+
The Next.js front end fetches data from the REST API served by .NET; authentication uses JWT. The two layers scale independently.
Do you use Next.js on every project?+
No. For content-focused corporate sites, server-side rendering with Razor is sufficient and simpler; we move to Next.js when rich interaction is required.
Don't site animations slow things down?+
We set a performance budget, build animations with GPU-friendly properties and lazy loading, and measure Web Vitals before launch.
Can you take over our existing React project?+
Yes. We take it over with a code review, dependency updates and performance improvements.
Other technologies in our stack
Let’s talk about your Next.js & React project.
Let us review your current system and define the right architecture and roadmap together.