React & Next.js Development

Modern web apps with React and Next.js

For products that need more than a content site — dashboards, SaaS front-ends, or anything with real interactivity — React and Next.js are the right tool. I build fast, type-safe web applications using the App Router, server components, and the rest of the modern Next.js stack, deployed on Vercel with CI so shipping updates is routine, not risky.

What's included

• Server components and ISR — pages that render fast and stay fast, without shipping unnecessary JavaScript to the browser
• Type-safe end to end — TypeScript across the stack, from the database layer to the UI, to catch bugs before they ship
• API and database integration — typically Supabase or a comparable Postgres backend, with proper auth and row-level security rather than an unsecured public API
• Deployment on Vercel with CI — preview deployments on every change, so you can review work before it goes live
• Accessible, responsive UI — built to work across devices and to pass real accessibility checks, not just look right on one screen size

Who this is for

Founders and small teams building a product (not just a marketing site) — internal tools, SaaS front-ends, or any interface where interactivity, performance, and maintainability actually matter.

Frequently asked questions

Do you also handle the backend, or just the frontend? Both. Most projects use Next.js Server Actions and a Postgres backend (typically Supabase), so the same person is handling data modeling, auth, and the UI rather than passing it between specialists.

Can you take over an existing React/Next.js codebase? Yes — auditing and continuing an existing codebase is common, especially for projects that need a performance pass or a migration to the App Router.