Next.js + CMS
Next.js CMS development for fast, maintainable editorial platforms
I build Next.js frontends that connect cleanly to headless CMS platforms. The goal is not just rendering pages. It is a maintainable system for content, performance, SEO, and deployment.
What I do
Practical architecture, production code, and clean delivery.
Build App Router frontends with server components, static generation, and clean client boundaries.
Connect CMS data to typed component systems without turning every page into a one-off.
Implement metadata, structured data, sitemaps, and internal linking as part of the build.
Keep the frontend simple enough that teams can extend it after launch.
Approach
I make the constraints visible before the implementation hardens.
Choose rendering strategy by content behavior, not framework fashion.
Keep route structure, metadata, and content types aligned so SEO work is maintainable.
Use TypeScript and small component APIs to make CMS-driven pages safer to change.
Prefer boring deployment paths unless the product has a real reason to be more complex.
Public proof
Recent work and technical writing.
These projects show how I think about Next.js work in practice: route design, product constraints, content structure, and the difference between a demo and a system that can keep evolving.