Custom component architecture
Built to match your design system, structured so new pages and features don't mean rebuilding shared pieces.
Overview
The framework behind most of the modern web, including this site
React is the most widely used frontend library for building interactive interfaces, and Next.js adds the routing, rendering and performance layer most React projects end up needing anyway: server-side rendering, static generation, image optimization, API routes. Together they cover most of what a modern web project actually needs, from a marketing site to a full product dashboard.
We build component architecture that matches your design system, choose rendering strategy (static, server-rendered, or a mix) based on what each page actually needs, and integrate against whatever powers your content, a headless CMS, a custom API, or a third-party data source.
This site is a working example
Pixel2html.com is a Next.js frontend built against a headless WordPress backend. The same rendering and architecture approach described here, not just a claim.
Tools & platforms we use
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
What's included
From a marketing site to a full product frontend
SSR & SSG performance setup
Rendering strategy chosen per page, static where content doesn't change often, server-rendered where it does.
Headless CMS & API integration
Content and data pulled from wherever it actually lives, whether that's a headless CMS or a custom backend.
SEO-conscious builds
Proper meta tags, structured data and rendering choices that keep the site crawlable, not just fast for users.
Questions
Common questions about React and Next.js projects
4 questions
Why Next.js instead of plain React?
Plain React (via Create React App or Vite) is fine for an app behind a login where SEO doesn't matter. Next.js adds server-side rendering and static generation, which matters a lot for anything that needs to rank in search or load fast on a first visit, like a marketing site or public product pages.
Can you build our frontend against our existing backend API?
Yes, that's a common setup. We'll review your API's structure and build the frontend to consume it directly, without needing to change how your backend team already works.
Do you handle SEO for React and Next.js sites?
Yes, within the frontend: meta tags, structured data, sitemaps and rendering choices that keep pages crawlable. Broader SEO strategy (content, backlinks) isn't something we handle, but the technical foundation is.
Can you take over an existing React or Next.js codebase?
Yes, this is common work for us. We'll review the existing code before quoting anything, since sometimes a codebase just needs structure and cleanup rather than a rebuild.
Quick question?
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Send your Figma file or existing API docs.
We'll come back with an architecture recommendation and a fixed estimate before any code gets written.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
NDA signed before we see anything. Delivered under your brand.