php2next
PHP → Next.js

Rebuild your PHP experience with Next.js.

Server-rendered interfaces, dashboards and customer portals that feel like modern products — connected to the backend your application actually needs.

Where Next.js earns its place.

01

Server-side rendering

Fast first loads and indexable pages for public routes; streaming for data-dense screens.

02

Application dashboards

Role-based views, tables, filters and forms with a consistent component system.

03

User experience

The rebuild is the moment to fix flows users have worked around for years.

04

API integration

A thin server layer that talks to your APIs, auth provider and third-party services.

HONEST ARCHITECTURE

Next.js is the front of the house. Not always the whole building.

Data processing, background jobs, long-running tasks and complex domain logic usually belong in a dedicated backend. The Assessment decides where each responsibility lives.

Backend options: NestJS · Django
Next.jsUI · SSR · routing · BFF
HTTPS / typed API
Domain APINestJS or Django
Workersjobs · queues · cron
Datadatabase · storage
Some apps need only the top layer. Most business apps need all three.

From assessment to handover.

1AssessmentScreens, flows, APIs, data. Results in the Assessment Report.
2ProposalUX scope, architecture, phases. A separate document.
3ContractBuild starts after authorization and payment.
4Build & shipNew repository, staged releases, handover.
Can we keep our PHP backend and only replace the frontend?+

Sometimes, if the backend can expose stable APIs. It’s a common first phase — the Assessment checks whether it’s viable for your code.

Will the new site be faster?+

We set measurable performance targets in the Proposal rather than promising numbers upfront. Results depend on data, hosting and backend behavior.

Show us the screens your users live in.

Tell us what the application does today. Screenshots welcome later — no code needed to start.

Plan your frontend rebuild