I help Seattle businesses build and improve Next.js applications that need better SEO, better performance, and cleaner architecture. New builds, migrations, feature work, and production fixes handled directly by a senior developer.
Discuss Your Next.js ProjectIf you are looking for a Seattle Next.js developer, the problem is usually not "I need someone who knows React." It is that SEO matters now, performance matters now, or your current application architecture is fighting the team.
I work on Next.js apps that need to ship in production, not just look good in demos. That includes rendering strategy, auth, data loading, deployment, observability, and the tradeoffs that show up after launch.
Local-intent landing page targeting without generic agency copy
Greenfield Next.js applications built for speed, SEO, and maintainability from the beginning.
Move an existing React app to Next.js when SEO, routing, rendering, or deployment complexity starts slowing the business down.
Landing pages and content sites that need better crawlability, performance, and conversion-oriented implementation.
App Router, server actions, API routes, auth, dashboards, billing, and the unglamorous production details that matter.
Improve Lighthouse scores, Core Web Vitals, caching strategy, image handling, and bundle weight on existing Next.js projects.
Untangle fragile app structure, fix rendering mistakes, reduce overengineering, and make a Next.js codebase easier to maintain.
People usually do not search this because they need a framework explained. They search it because they need help shipping.
Many businesses land on Next.js because plain React is not enough for search visibility, content marketing, or fast initial loads.
If routing, data fetching, deployment, and rendering strategy have become a mess, the problem is often architecture, not effort.
If you need direct technical judgment on a Next.js build, migration, or bug backlog, I can work with your team without layers of handoff.
Once traffic, paid acquisition, or content growth start to matter, framework decisions and rendering strategy have real business impact.
No, but I am based in the Seattle area and work especially well with Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, and broader Puget Sound companies that want direct access to a senior developer.
New product builds, marketing sites, performance work, React to Next.js migrations, architecture cleanup, rendering strategy, feature implementation, and debugging hard production issues.
Yes. I work with both App Router and Pages Router. For new projects I generally recommend App Router. For older codebases I can maintain what is there or help plan a sane migration.
Yes. A lot of Next.js work is not greenfield. It is improving an existing application that has SEO gaps, performance issues, deployment friction, or confusing app structure.
Yes. I can work independently or alongside your existing developers on architecture, code reviews, feature delivery, and cleanup work.
Tell me whether you are building something new, migrating, chasing performance, or cleaning up a messy production app. I can help you find the fastest sensible path forward.
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