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Web Engineering

Next.js Web Engineering

We build Next.js sites and apps that are fast and accessible. Pages are statically generated by default. This is the production layer behind every Directus build we ship.

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You probably know this is broken if…

  • Slow, heavy sites that cost conversions
  • Frameworks chosen for hype
  • Builds that exclude users with disabilities
  • Sites that decay once you stop paying

What's inside

  • Next.js App Router builds
  • Static generation and incremental revalidation
  • Core Web Vitals and performance
  • Accessibility to WCAG
  • Netlify deployment and edge caching
  • TypeScript, Tailwind, and design systems

How it works

  1. 1Architect. We pick the rendering and data strategy for your content. Static by default, server-rendered only where it earns it.
  2. 2Build. We build with Next.js App Router, TypeScript, and Tailwind, wired to your Directus content.
  3. 3Optimize. We measure Core Web Vitals, accessibility, and bundle size, then fix what is slow.
  4. 4Ship. We deploy on Netlify with edge caching and previews, then hand it off to your team.

Recent work

We run five client sites on Next.js, Tailwind, and Directus, statically generated on Netlify. They are fast, accessible, and maintainable.

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A site that stays fast.

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Static by default, accessible, and built to maintain.