Design
Next.js developer for fast sites and web apps
I build with Next.js every day, and this portfolio is built with it too. You get clean TypeScript in your own repository, pages that load quickly, and a setup you can hand to another developer later without a rewrite.
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Problems this solves
- Your current site is built on a page builder or an old stack and every change feels slow and fragile.
- A previous developer left code nobody else can read, with no types, no structure and no notes.
- Your product front end works but loads slowly, and search engines struggle to read it.
- You need a login, a dashboard or a database behind the site, and a plain brochure site will not do.
What I build
- Marketing sites and landing pages on the Next.js App Router with server rendering for speed and search
- SaaS front ends and dashboards in TypeScript, with logins, roles and a Supabase database behind them
- Rich motion where it helps the story, using Framer Motion or GSAP without hurting load speed
- Admin panels so your team can edit content without touching code, like JM.OS behind this site
- Migrations from WordPress, Webflow or an older React app, keeping your URLs and search rankings
- Deployment on Vercel with preview links, so every change can be clicked through before it goes live
How it works
1Define the product
We agree what the site or app has to do, who uses it and what already exists, from designs to data.
2Set up the foundation
I create the repository in your GitHub, with types, structure and a staging link from the start.
3Build in the open
You see working pages on staging as they come together and can comment while changes are still easy.
4Launch and hand over
I deploy to production, document how it works and make sure you hold every account and key.
Work that shows it
Tools I use
- Next.js App Router
- TypeScript
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- Vercel
- Framer Motion
- GSAP
Working with clients abroad
I work remotely with clients worldwide from Assam, India, and in person across Assam and Guwahati. Quotes are in USD and paid by Wise or international bank transfer. Code lives in your GitHub from day one, and you get a staging link to try at every step.
Questions
Tell me what you have in mind, and I'll tell you how I'd build it.