Hire a Next.js Developer
I build and ship Next.js applications on the App Router — SaaS products, marketing sites that actually rank, and everything in between — with server components, streaming, sensible caching and SEO that's engineered, not bolted on. This portfolio is a Next.js app; so are several production systems I run.
The App Router rewards deliberate choices: what renders on the server, where the client boundary sits, what's cached and for how long. I make those calls with production experience across multiple Next.js products, so the app is fast, indexable and maintainable rather than a pile of 'use client'.
What you get
- Next.js App Router architecture — server/client component boundaries done right
- Rendering strategy: static, dynamic, streaming and partial prerendering where each fits
- Technical SEO: metadata, canonical/hreflang, structured data (JSON-LD), sitemaps
- Caching strategy and Route Handlers / Server Actions
- Vercel or self-hosted deploys, image optimization, and Core Web Vitals
How I work
We decide per route what renders where, so the client bundle stays small and the server does the heavy lifting.
Metadata, canonical URLs, structured data and internal linking are part of the build — not a retrofit after launch.
Core Web Vitals, caching and image strategy are verified against real numbers before we call it done.
aliasghar.me itself is a Next.js App Router build with per-page metadata, JSON-LD, hreflang across ten locales and a generated sitemap. In production I've shipped Next.js front ends for multi-currency commerce (E-Vignettes) and multi-tenant platforms (Taxi.club) served from a single codebase.
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Related work
FAQ
App Router or Pages Router?
App Router for new work — server components, streaming and nested layouts are worth it. I also migrate Pages Router apps incrementally, route by route, rather than in one risky big-bang rewrite.
Can you make a Next.js site rank?
SEO is engineering here: correct metadata and canonical tags, JSON-LD structured data, a clean internal-linking graph, fast Core Web Vitals and a real sitemap. I build all of that in — this site is the working example.
Do you build full SaaS on Next.js, or just the frontend?
Full product. Next.js for the app surface plus Route Handlers/Server Actions or a separate Node/NestJS API, PostgreSQL, auth and billing — I own the whole thing end to end.