Next.js Full-Stack Developer for Hire
App Router, TypeScript, server components — shipped to production.
I build Next.js applications end-to-end — from the React frontend to the API routes, database, and deployment pipeline. I work with the App Router, Server Components, and TypeScript exclusively. Every project ships with proper metadata, Core Web Vitals optimization, CI/CD, and documentation.
What you get
What I Deliver
App Router & Server Components
Modern Next.js 15 with proper separation of server and client components, streaming, suspense boundaries, and route handlers.
TypeScript throughout
Strict TypeScript with proper types, no any casts, shared types between frontend and API layer.
API routes & backend
Next.js route handlers or a separate NestJS/Node.js backend depending on complexity. REST or GraphQL, with auth and rate limiting.
Database integration
PostgreSQL via Prisma or Drizzle, or Supabase for projects that want auth + database in one. Redis for caching and sessions.
Performance & SEO
Core Web Vitals optimization, generateMetadata, structured data (JSON-LD), sitemap, image optimization — built-in, not afterthoughts.
Deployment & CI/CD
Vercel for most projects, AWS or Docker-based for custom infrastructure. GitHub Actions pipeline with automated preview deployments.
Is this right for you?
Who I Work With
- Startups building their marketing site, SaaS app, or customer portal in Next.js
- Companies migrating from Create React App or an older Next.js version to App Router
- Teams needing a full-stack engineer who can do both the UI and the backend API
- Founders who want a fast, SEO-optimized site that doesn't need a separate backend team
- Businesses adding AI features (chatbots, search, personalization) to their Next.js app
Tech Stack
Common Questions
Pages Router or App Router?
App Router for all new projects. It enables Server Components, streaming, nested layouts, and better data fetching patterns. Pages Router is only relevant if you're maintaining an existing codebase that hasn't migrated.
Can you handle the backend too, or just the frontend?
Both. For simpler apps I use Next.js route handlers as the API layer. For complex backends (microservices, real-time, heavy business logic) I build a separate NestJS service and connect it to the Next.js frontend.
How do you handle auth in Next.js?
NextAuth.js (Auth.js) for most projects — it handles providers, sessions, and database adapters cleanly. For more control I implement JWT-based auth with middleware for route protection. Supabase Auth is a great option when using Supabase as the database.
How long does a Next.js project take?
A marketing site or landing page is 1–2 weeks. A full SaaS app with auth, dashboards, billing, and API is typically 6–12 weeks. I scope every project before starting so there are no surprises.
Can you optimize our existing Next.js app's performance?
Yes. I audit Core Web Vitals, identify heavy client bundles, fix hydration issues, optimize images and fonts, and implement proper caching. Most apps see significant LCP and CLS improvements after an audit.
Ready to get started?
I take 1–2 clients at a time to ensure quality. Get in touch and let's talk about your project.
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