Next.js development services Front ends that hold
their own state
Faizan Amir builds Next.js and React products with complex state, including multiple roles, partial onboarding, account selection and payments. Recent work uses the App Router, TypeScript, Redux Toolkit and RTK Query across personal, business and admin journeys.
What this includes
One guard resolves role, session and onboarding state from a bootstrapped user. Middleware only checks for a token at the edge.
Feature domains inject endpoints into one RTK Query base API, sharing a reducer, middleware, cache and invalidation model.
Typed content models and defensive rendering turn merchandising changes into data edits without letting missing CMS fields break a page.
Content renders on the server for fast delivery and crawlability; client components are reserved for genuine interaction.
Motion is deliberate, reduced-motion is respected and layout stability is treated as a requirement.
How the work runs
- *[01]
Map the states first
Map every role, partial state and resume point before defining routes.
- *[02]
Set the data layer
Define one base API, typed endpoints and shared validation schemas.
- *[03]
Build the shells
Build layout shells and form primitives so later screens are composed rather than duplicated.
- *[04]
Wire the guards
Centralise authentication, onboarding and role resolution with explicit redirects.
- *[05]
Harden and measure
Validate accessibility and Core Web Vitals, and block releases on type or build errors.
Where this has been built
Alfa
Multi-Role Fintech Platform
* IN DEVELOPMENT
Multi-role fintech platform with 6+ FastAPI services behind 10+ GraphQL APIs, with authorisation enforced at both route and row level.
READ THE ALFA CASE STUDY →Carder
AI Mini-Site Builder
AI mini-site builder for 150+ users, with 40% adoption growth from its first tracked month to February 2026 and three Stripe-backed metered tiers.
READ THE CARDER CASE STUDY →
[STACK]
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Redux Toolkit
- RTK Query
- Zod
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- Framer Motion
Questions about Next.js development
App Router by default, including server components, route handlers and the metadata API. Existing Pages Router products can be maintained or migrated incrementally when the benefit justifies it.
Yes. The first pass maps state, routing and authentication, then audits dependencies and vulnerabilities. On Volumize, that process took the package graph from 34 findings to 1.
Render meaningful content, headings and structured data on the server, then attach animation after hydration. The page remains understandable and indexable without animation or client-side content creation.