Development stack
Next.js is what we build our own site and most client web apps on: server-rendered pages for search, React for the interactive parts, one codebase for both.
Next.js & React sits in the conversion and operations layer of a Technovier build: the hosting, data and services that keep funnels, CRM syncs, dashboards and automations running. We choose it where it fits the workload, connect it to the rest of the stack, and document it so your team can run it without us.
Next.js and React development for marketing sites, portals and web apps that load fast, rank well and hand clean data to the CRM. This site runs on it.
Delivered systems where this played a part. Clients are named only where they agreed to it.
Magento Commerce, Salesforce, AWS, React Native
Integrated Ecommerce and in-store retail operations for a leading sportswear chain, resulting in a 35% increase in online sales and 20% rise in retail revenue.
Read the case study →Web Development, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Google Ads, CRM Integration
Implemented integrated digital solutions encompassing web development, targeted marketing, and CRM systems to enhance lead generation and client engagement for a leading construction and real estate firm in the USA.
Read the case study →Next.js, MySQL, GoHighLevel CRM, Google Maps API, Microsoft Clarity, GitHub Actions, cPanel
How Technovier designed and built BestMedSpa.us, a full-stack healthcare marketplace for 10,000+ US med spa providers with automated GHL lead routing, intelligent provider matching, SEO-at-scale architecture, and an admin operations dashboard.
Read the case study →When the site needs custom functionality, integrations or top-tier performance, Next.js wins. For content-led sites run by a marketing team, WordPress is often the better fit. We build both and say which.
We do, on retainer, or we hand over a documented codebase with CI so any React team can take it on.
Yes. We start from what you already run, map how it connects to your CRM, funnels and reporting, and change only what blocks the revenue system. Migrations happen when they are justified, not by default.
Fifteen minutes on what you run today and where this sits in it. No proposal until we have seen your system.
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