However, knowing when to use each approach effectively can be tricky and without proper expertise, you might not optimize your application’s performance. Our expert NextJS developers can make informed decisions about when to use static generation versus server-side rendering, optimizing your site’s performance & user experience by tweaking caching mechanisms & fine-tuning resource loading.
We plan the project by understanding your requirements and setting clear objectives.
Once strategize, developers start prototyping to visualize the project and gather feedback.
The development start using NextJS, focusing on clean and efficient code.
We enhance the application’s performance and ensure it runs smoothly.
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Our NextJS developers enhance your web experience by leveraging advanced features to build the seamless user experience that your project deserves.
With Server-Side Rendering (SSR), our developers create dynamic web pages that load quickly by generating HTML on the server. This results in faster initial page loads and improved performance, especially for users with slower internet connections.
NextJS allows us to generate static HTML at build time, ensuring lightning-fast page loads. This approach combines the benefits of static websites with dynamic content, providing the best of both worlds for optimal performance and SEO benefits.
Our developers use NextJS API routes to build serverless functions, allowing seamless integration with external services. This feature enables the creation of robust, scalable APIs within your NextJS application, enhancing functionality without additional backend complexity.
With Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR), our developers can update static content after deployment without rebuilding the entire site. This ensures that your website stays up-to-date with minimal downtime, offering a perfect balance between static and dynamic content.
NextJS provides built-in image optimization, which automatically adjusts images for better performance. Our developers utilize this feature to deliver high-quality images with reduced load times, improving the overall user experience and contributing to faster page speeds.