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Next.js Development

Fast, modern, custom-coded sites and applications built on Next.js for businesses that have outgrown template platforms.

Page builders and templated platforms are a fine starting point, but they eventually hit a ceiling: performance, custom functionality, or content structure the platform was never built to handle.

Next.js development is a step up — a custom-coded site or application with full control over performance, structure, and features, built on a framework used by serious production teams, not a hobby project.

It is the same approach used to build and maintain the TCS Repair website itself: a modern React-based front end, a structured content model, and infrastructure that stays fast as the site grows.

It is a fit for businesses that need genuine speed, custom interactions, or a content architecture more sophisticated than a page builder can offer. Not every project needs it, and that gets said upfront.

Experience with complex web platforms

Engineering, site reliability, and IT operations across client platforms, including Impossible Foods, UW Health, and Diligent. Keeping production stable, resolving access and integration problems, and validating changes before release.

Cameron did this work as a contractor through Last Rev, alongside client and agency teams.

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Common problems and goals

  • The current platform cannot do what the business actually needs
  • Page speed is hurting search rankings or conversions
  • Every custom feature requires a workaround or a paid plugin
  • The content model does not match how the business actually organizes information
  • The site needs to scale with more pages, products, or traffic than it was built for

What TCS Repair can handle

  • Custom Next.js application architecture
  • Headless CMS integration, including Sanity
  • Performance optimization and Core Web Vitals work
  • Custom UI, animation, and interaction development
  • API and third-party integration work
  • Deployment and hosting setup on modern infrastructure

How the process works

  1. Assess whether a custom-coded build is actually the right fit

  2. Plan content architecture and technical structure before building

  3. Build a modern, component-based front end with a real design system

  4. Integrate a headless CMS when a team needs to manage content directly

  5. Deploy on production-grade hosting with a plan for ongoing support

Good to know

  • Best suited to businesses that have outgrown template platforms — not a requirement for every website project.
  • Ongoing development after launch is available through Website & Platform Support.

Next.js: let’s talk

Tell us what's happening or what you're trying to build, and we'll help you figure out the next step.