Anurag Kurmi

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Next.js & React Development

Production web apps and marketing sites built with Next.js, React and TypeScript — fast, accessible and SEO-ready from day one.

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What is Next.js and React development?

React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces; Next.js is the React framework that adds server rendering, routing and build optimization. Together they power fast, crawlable web apps — I use them to take products from first screen to production, with TypeScript throughout.

Who it's for

Startups building a first product, teams rebuilding a legacy frontend, and businesses that need a fast, SEO-friendly web presence.

Service

What you get

  1. 01.

    Next.js App Router apps with server and static rendering

  2. 02.

    Typed component libraries in React and TypeScript

  3. 03.

    State and data layers with Redux Toolkit or React Query

  4. 04.

    Deployment to Vercel, AWS or Cloudflare with CI/CD

Stack

Technology stack

The tools I'd use for this, chosen from what I've shipped in production.

  • React.js
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Redux Toolkit
  • React Query
  • Tailwind CSS
  • MUI
  • Node.js

Work

Related work

  • Enterprise AI Tooling

    EpicOps — AI-Driven Operations Dashboard

    Led the frontend architecture for an AI-driven dashboard with dynamic rendering and API-based workflows.

  • Healthcare Tech • Switzerland

    AO Foundation — AI-Assisted Content Moderation

    Admin panel and moderation system for an AI-driven medical learning platform: multi-step content review with AI-supported tooling, advanced analytics, and user management.

  • Headless Commerce • India

    Ebco.in — Headless eCommerce Platform

    Rebuilt a leading furniture-hardware brand's store into a headless eCommerce platform, owning the UI, APIs, and deployments.

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  • Entertainment • United States

    Showfest

    Live concert ticket booking system with seat selection, payment processing, and event management.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Should my product use React or Next.js?

Use Next.js when pages need to be indexed by search engines, load fast on first visit, or mix static and dynamic content. A plain React single-page app suits tools that sit behind a login. Most new products benefit from Next.js because it covers both cases.

Can you work on an existing React codebase?

Yes. I regularly join existing projects, review the architecture, fix performance and state-management issues, and ship features alongside the current team.

Are Next.js sites good for SEO?

Yes. Server-side and static rendering deliver complete HTML to crawlers, and Next.js provides metadata, sitemaps and structured data out of the box — this portfolio is built that way.

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