Next.js is our default.
The framework behind the majority of what we ship. Server rendering, static generation, and hybrid approaches. Chosen per route based on what the data actually needs.
nextjs.org ↗Most client projects at ComCreate start on Next.js. We use the App Router with React Server Components to keep pages fast and bundles small. API routes handle backend logic without a separate server. For content-heavy pages, we use static generation with incremental revalidation so marketing teams can publish without triggering a full rebuild. For authenticated dashboards, we use server-side rendering with streaming so users see data immediately instead of loading spinners. We pair it with Prisma for database access, Stripe for payments, and shadcn/ui for a consistent component system across projects.
Next.js gives us one framework for everything: marketing sites, SaaS platforms, e-commerce storefronts, and internal tools. The rendering model is flexible enough to use static generation for landing pages and server rendering for authenticated views in the same application. The ecosystem is mature, the deployment story on Vercel is seamless, and the talent pool means our clients can maintain the codebase after handoff without being locked into a niche framework.
Full-Stack SaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant applications with Prisma ORM, Stripe billing, role-based access control, and real-time features.
Healthcare & Professional Services
HIPAA-conscious platforms with secure file handling, appointment scheduling, and patient-facing portals.
Legal & Service Industry Sites
Conversion-optimized sites with structured data, local SEO, and lead capture integrated into the application layer.
