0%0%Next.js is what React looks like once it grows up — App Router, Server Components, partial prerendering, and Vercel-grade caching. Dezvo ships Next.js apps for SaaS, ecommerce, and high-traffic content sites including export-grade catalogs for Morbi ceramic and tile manufacturers.
Next.js spans the full range — static marketing pages all the way to authenticated dashboards with real-time data.
High-Lighthouse landing sites and blogs. MDX or headless CMS (Sanity, Payload), AI-optimised metadata, schema markup, sitemap automation.
Auth (Clerk / NextAuth / Supabase), payments (Stripe), Postgres, role-based access, multi-tenant, audit logs, admin tooling. The full SaaS stack.
Next.js front-end on top of Medusa, Saleor, or a custom catalog API. Perfect for ceramic, tile, and B2B exporters with SKU-heavy product lines.
Admin panels, ops dashboards, ERP front-ends. Faster to build than Retool/Tooljet when you outgrow them.
Half the Next.js codebases we audit are using App Router incorrectly — over-fetching on the server, "use client" everywhere, broken caching. We build it the right way from day one.
Server Components everywhere they fit. "use client" only where interactivity demands it. Smaller bundles, faster TTI.
LCP < 2.5s, CLS near 0, INP < 200ms — measured, not promised. Image optimisation, font loading, code splitting all dialed in.
TypeScript everywhere — including database queries (Drizzle, Prisma) and forms (Zod). Bugs caught at compile time, not 3am.
Metadata API, structured data, sitemap.xml automation, llms.txt for AI search. Every page indexable from day one.
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