Service
Node.js, NestJS and Next.js Development for Fast, Indexable Products
When a product needs to be fast, indexable and interactive at the same time, I reach for TypeScript end to end: a modular NestJS or Express backend and a Next.js frontend that server-renders what search engines need and hydrates only what users touch.
Tour27, a travel marketplace, is the clearest example: every tour page is server-rendered or statically generated, the backend is split by domain, and operators manage inventory through a CMS without engineering tickets.
What you get
SEO-ready pages with server-side rendering and static generation.
Modular backends that new engineers can navigate on day one.
Real-time features over WebSockets with Redis-backed state.
Type-safe contracts between frontend and backend.
Deliverables
- 01
Next.js App Router frontend with metadata, sitemaps and structured data
- 02
NestJS or Express API with validation and typed DTOs
- 03
Auth, sessions and role-based access
- 04
WebSocket or SSE features where needed
- 05
Performance budget and Core Web Vitals pass
- 06
CI/CD and hosting setup (Vercel, Docker, Coolify or AWS)
Stack
- Node.js
- NestJS
- Express
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Redis
- WebSockets
Where I've done this
- End to end
Tour27
Travel and tour discovery platform with listings, itineraries, lead capture and an admin CMS.
- Founder
darzi.online
Management software for tailoring businesses in Pakistan: orders, measurements and ledgers. Built solo and used by 500+ businesses.
- Real-time
Premier11
Real-time football fantasy platform with live scoring, player stats and a WebSocket data pipeline.
- API
UK Postcode Lookup API
UK postcode-to-address API returning millisecond responses for thousands of daily requests.
FAQ
Do you build frontends only, or the full stack?
Full stack by default. I'm comfortable owning everything from the schema to the UI, and equally comfortable plugging into a team that owns one side.
Can you make an existing React app rank better?
Usually yes. Common fixes are moving to server rendering for key routes, adding proper metadata and structured data, and cutting client JavaScript that blocks rendering.
Do you use Vue or other frameworks?
I've shipped Vue and Nuxt as well. React and Next.js are my default, but I'll match your existing stack.