SaaS Dashboards & App UI
Authenticated product surfaces with sensible component architecture, loading/error states, and TypeScript contracts that survive feature growth.
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Available for hireBuilding a SaaS UI, marketing site on the App Router, or ecommerce frontend that must stay fast under real traffic? I ship Next.js applications with TypeScript, deliberate Server vs Client Component boundaries, and Core Web Vitals budgets — not tutorial demos.
Product UI and GTM surfaces that need React and Next.js — scoped to what you are shipping this quarter.
Authenticated product surfaces with sensible component architecture, loading/error states, and TypeScript contracts that survive feature growth.
Pricing, blog, and campaign pages on Next when sharing a React design system with the product — with Server Components kept lean on content routes.
Catalog, cart, and checkout-adjacent UI with Stripe integration patterns, Sanity or headless content, and performance budgets on money pages.
Bundle splits, image/font strategy, third-party script control, and CWV fixes on existing App Router or Pages Router codebases.
Next.js is powerful — and easy to misuse. These are the failure modes I see on client projects.
Over-clienting kills TTFB benefits and balloons hydration. I redraw Server/Client boundaries around real interaction needs.
Paid landers and blogs should not ship the whole app. Routing and component strategy keep GTM pages thin.
Unclear caching, waterfalls, and brittle client fetches. I structure fetching with App Router idioms you can maintain.
Features land; LCP and INP quietly die. I add measurable budgets and fix the highest-ROI regressions first.
From discovery to handoff with staging previews and explicit acceptance criteria.
Clarify app vs marketing vs hybrid. Confirm Next.js is justified versus Astro for content-only properties.
App Router map, server/client split rules, auth approach, and integration list (CMS, Stripe, APIs).
Milestone demos, TypeScript-first components, and performance checks on critical templates.
Metadata, analytics events, error states, docs, and a short warranty window after launch.
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Share your repo or Figma, the routes that matter for revenue, and your timeline. I will propose a scoped plan — build, remediate, or split www/app — without overselling the framework.
Start a ProjectModern App Router tooling with pragmatic integration choices.
Selected projects from the portfolio that map to Next.js-style product delivery.
Full-stack ecommerce with SSR/ISR patterns, Stripe webhooks, Sanity product management, guest-to-server cart merge, and sub-1s LCP targets.
High-frequency React trading UI with WebSockets — the kind of interactive surface Next/React stacks are meant to host.
If marketing is mostly content and you want minimal JS, Astro on www is often leaner. Next.js fits when you share React components with the product, need server logic on marketing routes, or one team owns everything. Many teams split: Astro or static www + Next app.
Yes. I use Server Components by default, Client Components for real interactivity, and careful caching/data patterns. I also remediate codebases that went all-client too early.
Yes — audits, feature delivery, and performance fixes. I start with a short discovery on architecture and risk before quoting a rebuild.
I implement custom Next/React storefront experiences and Stripe-based flows where that is the right fit. Pure Shopify theme work is a different engagement; we decide from UX and ownership needs.
Written scope, milestones, staging URLs, and a definition of done covering responsive UI, TypeScript quality, and performance on key routes. Fixed or milestone pricing when scope is clear.
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Available for freelance — US/UK/EU clients preferred.
Full projects, hourly, and retainers welcome.
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