Next.js Front Ends That Load Instantly and Rank
Modern, type-safe websites and web apps built with Next.js and TypeScript. Go headless on WordPress to keep the editor your team knows while serving a front end that's fast enough to top Core Web Vitals.
The CMS you love, the speed Google rewards
A slow, theme-heavy site costs you rankings and conversions. Headless architecture splits a fast Next.js front end from your CMS back end — so editors keep WordPress while visitors get a near-instant, app-like experience with perfect SEO and accessibility.
- Sub-second loads and green Core Web Vitals
- Keep WordPress (or any CMS) as the editor's back end
- Type-safe React code that's a pleasure to maintain
- App-like interactions without sacrificing SEO
The problems I solve every week
“Our WordPress site is slow and our rankings are slipping.”
A headless Next.js front end pulling from your existing WordPress via REST/GraphQL — same content, dramatically faster delivery and Core Web Vitals.
“We want an app-like experience but can't lose SEO.”
Server-side rendering and static generation give you slick interactivity AND fully crawlable, pre-rendered pages search engines love.
“Our front-end code is a tangled mess no one wants to touch.”
Clean, component-based TypeScript with a sensible structure and documentation — easy for your team or the next dev to extend.
What I build with Next.js
The modern stack behind this very site.
Headless WordPress
Keep wp-admin as your editor; serve a Next.js front end via the WP REST API or GraphQL.
Next.js App Router
Server components, streaming, and ISR for sites that are fast by default and scale effortlessly.
TypeScript everywhere
End-to-end type safety that catches bugs before they ship and makes the codebase self-documenting.
Core Web Vitals tuning
Image optimization, code splitting, and caching tuned to pass Google's performance thresholds.
Design systems & UI
Accessible, responsive component libraries with Tailwind and motion that feel polished, not templated.
Deploy & maintain
Vultr/Vercel deployment, CI, and a build pipeline so updates ship safely and predictably.
Questions, answered
What does 'headless' actually mean?
Your content lives in a CMS like WordPress (the 'body'), but the visitor-facing site (the 'head') is a separate, much faster Next.js app that pulls content via API. Editors keep their familiar tools; visitors get speed.
Can we keep our existing WordPress content?
Absolutely — that's the point. Your content and editor stay; I build a new front end on top. Migrations are smooth and your URLs/SEO are preserved.
Why Next.js and TypeScript specifically?
Next.js gives you SEO-friendly rendering plus app-like speed, and TypeScript prevents whole classes of bugs. Together they're the modern standard for fast, maintainable sites — and what I build my own products on.
Will this really improve our Google ranking?
Speed and Core Web Vitals are confirmed ranking factors. Headless Next.js routinely takes sites from red to green on those metrics, which helps rankings and conversions alike.
Ready for a front end that flies?
Show me your current site. I'll tell you exactly what headless Next.js would change.