Muhammad Faizan · Remote worldwide

Next.js Developer for Hire

Need a Next.js developer for a site that must rank and an app people log into? Muhammad Faizan builds Next.js products for business owners worldwide—content, React.js UI, APIs, and production deploys.

Businesses whose website must show up in search and whose product lives in the same web app.

  • Crawlable marketing + authenticated app in one Next.js codebase
  • React.js UI with server rendering where it earns its keep
  • API routes or a NestJS backend when domain logic is heavy
  • Blog, landing pages, and contact flows built to be indexed

Why Next.js is the default for products that must be found

Create-React-App-style SPAs hide content from search unless you add a second rendering story. Next.js gives you routing, server rendering, and production defaults that matter for landing pages, blogs, docs, and pricing.

I use the Pages Router or App Router to match the codebase you have. This portfolio is Next.js Pages Router on purpose: content in HTML, not a client-only shell.

What I actually ship in Next.js

SEO landings, a journal, contact APIs, admin tools, and SaaS surfaces in React.js. When the backend outgrows API routes, NestJS or Node stays a clean neighbor instead of a tangle inside getServerSideProps.

If you hired for “Next.js developer” and really need a mobile app, we should talk React Native instead. I will tell you that up front.

Questions business owners ask

Can you migrate a React.js SPA to Next.js?

Yes, when SEO or a unified deploy is the reason. Migration is a product decision: which routes must be crawlable first, then the authenticated app.

Do you handle hosting?

Vercel, containers, or your cloud—whatever matches ops. Next.js is not tied to one host.

Will my blog rank if it is in Next.js?

It can, if titles, internals links, and HTML content are real—which is how the faizan.codes journal is built. Next.js is the frame, not a ranking cheat code.

From the journal

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