React & Next.js Web Applications

Fast, accessible frontends in React and Next.js, with rendering chosen per route and server components used where they cut work in the browser. Vue and Nuxt when that’s what your team runs.

Most web apps I build use Next.js with the App Router. Server components render on the server and send no component JavaScript to the browser, which suits data-heavy pages; client components handle the interactive parts. Server actions remove a lot of API boilerplate for forms and mutations, but each one is a publicly reachable endpoint, so it gets the same input validation and permission checks as any API route. Rendering is a per-route decision: Static generation for marketing pages and documentation that rarely change. Incremental static regeneration or tag-based revalidation for content…