Next.js, for React that's ready for production.
Next.js is our default when a React product needs more than components — routing, server rendering, and a deploy story that doesn't need weeks of setup. It's what turns "we built a UI" into "we shipped a fast, discoverable product."
Where Next.js earns its place in the stack.
Server-rendered & static sites
For anything that needs to rank and load fast — marketing sites, product pages, anywhere SEO and first-load speed genuinely matter.
Full-stack React
API routes mean the backend for a simpler product can live in the same codebase — one deploy, one place to look, less to keep in sync.
App Router & Server Components
Rendering work happens on the server where it makes sense, shipping less JavaScript to the browser and getting content on screen faster.
Fast, opinionated deploys
Next.js is built with a real deployment story in mind — from a working app to a live URL without days of infrastructure setup.
React, with production already figured out.
React gives you components. Next.js gives you the rest of what a real product needs around them — routing, rendering, data fetching, and a path to a live URL that doesn't start with a week of configuration.
That matters most on the pages that need to be found — a marketing site or product page that's slow or invisible to search engines isn't doing its job, however good the interface underneath it is.
SEO and performance, by default
Server rendering and static generation aren't an add-on — they're how the framework works out of the box, which means less to get wrong.
File-based routing, less boilerplate
A page is a file. Nested layouts, loading states and error boundaries follow the same convention, so there's less scaffolding to write and maintain.
One framework, frontend and light backend
API routes handle the backend a simpler product actually needs, without standing up and maintaining a whole separate service for it.
A huge, well-supported ecosystem
Next.js has one of the largest communities in web development — documentation, patterns and answers exist for nearly everything we run into.
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