Is Next.js good for SEO?
Yes—when implemented with server rendering/static generation, good metadata, and fast loading. It’s a strong choice for SEO-critical sites.
Frontend development with React & Next.js
Use React + Next.js when you need a fast, SEO-friendly site or app with a clear path to scaling features over time.
Quick answer
Use React + Next.js when you need a fast, SEO-friendly site or app with a clear path to scaling features over time.
When it makes sense
- You want excellent performance and Core Web Vitals without compromises.
- You need SEO + dynamic features (forms, dashboards, personalization).
- You plan to evolve from marketing site to product over time.
Common pitfalls
- Over-engineering the stack before validating the MVP scope.
- Ignoring accessibility and performance until the end.
- Shipping without analytics and a clear conversion path.
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If you describe your project briefly, we can quickly scope it, identify risks, and propose a realistic plan.
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Do I need React for a simple website?
Not always. If you need only a few static pages, simpler setups can work. React/Next.js becomes valuable when the site will grow or needs interactive features.
How do we keep performance high?
We focus on image optimization, code-splitting, caching, and a disciplined component strategy so the site stays fast as features grow.