Frontend Engineering

Next.js apps engineered for scale and speed.

App Router, Server Components, edge rendering, and streaming — implemented by engineers who've shipped Next.js in production since v9.

Delivery model
  • Fixed-price proposals
  • Senior engineers only
  • Weekly progress updates
  • Two weeks post-launch support
Why RPMStack for Next.js Development

Three principles we don't compromise on.

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App Router-native

We build with the latest patterns — Server Components, streaming, and partial pre-rendering — not legacy Pages Router shims.

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Vercel-optimised

Every project is tuned for the edge — ISR strategy, cache headers, and image optimisation dialled to your traffic pattern.

03

SEO measurable from day one

Structured data, sitemap.xml, canonical logic, and Core Web Vitals baked into the delivery checklist.

What we build

Concrete deliverables. No hand-waving.

  • Marketing sites with dynamic metadata
  • Headless commerce storefronts
  • SaaS dashboards with authentication
  • Multi-tenant applications
  • Content-driven publications (MDX / CMS-backed)
  • Middleware, route handlers, and edge functions
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Stack

What we reach for.

Discovery → Data model + route architecture → Weekly sprint delivery → Launch on Vercel → Post-launch performance tuning.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Do you migrate Pages Router to App Router?

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Frequently. We do incremental migrations — route by route, keeping the app shippable throughout — rather than a big-bang rewrite.

Which CMS do you recommend?

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Sanity for editorial-heavy sites, Contentful for enterprise governance, MDX-in-repo for developer-authored docs. We'll recommend based on your team size and content velocity.

How do you handle authentication?

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NextAuth.js for standard cases, Clerk for B2B SaaS with organisation management, Supabase Auth for full-stack simplicity. We choose based on your stack, not preference.

Where do you deploy?

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Vercel is the default — it's the fastest path and every Next.js feature works out of the box. Self-hosted on AWS or GCP available on request.

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Ready when you are

Ready to ship your next.js development project?

Free discovery call. Fixed proposal. Senior engineers only. Start with a brief, leave with a plan.