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Driftpilot

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Next.js Development

Expert Next.js builds — App Router, server components, and Core Web Vitals that pass on the first audit.

What you get.

Why it matters

  • App Router and Server Components — current standard, not legacy Pages Router
  • Core Web Vitals that pass first audit without performance sprints
  • TypeScript throughout — safer code, better handoffs, no runtime surprises

What's included

  • Next.js App Router project with full TypeScript coverage
  • Tailwind CSS styling aligned to your design system
  • CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions and Vercel
  • Lighthouse audit report and Core Web Vitals baseline
  • Component documentation and handoff guide

How we work.

01

Discovery call

We ask the right questions, align on the outcome metric, and produce a fixed quote within 48 hours.

02

Build

Weekly check-ins, a shared staging environment, and no surprises. You review outcomes, not pull requests.

03

Launch

Production deploy, handoff documentation, and a 30-day support window. You own everything.

This service, in the wild.

0.6s LCP

2.1s to 0.6s LCP — without changing design

Performance-first migration from Webflow to Next.js App Router

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Fixed pricing, published openly.

Projects from $1,500 CAD — no hourly billing, no hidden fees.

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Questions about Next.js Development.

Why Next.js over plain React or other frameworks?

Next.js handles routing, server rendering, image optimisation, and deployment in one cohesive tool. Building these features separately takes weeks and introduces fragility. Next.js gives you the right defaults — and the ecosystem to back them.

Do you use the Pages Router or App Router?

App Router exclusively. It is the current standard and enables React Server Components, which is where the real performance gains come from. We do not take on new projects built on the legacy Pages Router.

Can you take over an existing Next.js codebase?

Yes, provided we do a code audit first. We will assess technical debt and provide a remediation plan before agreeing to ongoing work. This protects both parties.

What is included in the handoff?

A documented component map, TypeScript type exports, environment variable guide, and a recorded walkthrough so your team can maintain the codebase without us.

Still have questions? Just ask.

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Ready to build something that converts?

Most projects are in production within 4 weeks. No agency retainer. No surprise invoices.

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