Next.js and SvelteKit Development

Both frameworks are mature and both support server rendering, static generation and server-side API routes. Next.js is built on React, so it fits teams that already work in React or plan to hire for it, and it has the larger ecosystem of libraries. SvelteKit compiles components into plain JavaScript, which keeps bundles small and the code short, and it is our usual choice for content-led sites with a lot of motion.

We choose based on your team, your integrations and who will maintain the code after handover, and we write the reasoning down. 32 Real Estate, a bilingual property platform for a Saudi developer with an interactive map, runs on Next.js. MASAR, a Cairo business law firm with Arabic and English as equal locales, runs on SvelteKit.

We pair the front end with Prismic. Content lives in Prismic, code lives in your Git repository, and the two meet through an API. Editors build pages from slices we design around your brand, such as heroes, case studies, team grids and FAQs. They can reorder sections, preview drafts and publish without touching code or breaking the layout.

Every page is rendered on the server, so search engines and link previews receive complete HTML with titles, descriptions and structured data already in place. We set up clean locale routes such as /en and /ar, hreflang tags, a sitemap for each language, and right-to-left layouts that mirror properly instead of only flipping the text direction.

Arabic gets its own typography and spacing decisions. Lines that mix Arabic with English names, numbers and product terms are handled so they read correctly in both directions.

We deploy to a managed platform or to a server you control, depending on traffic, budget and where your data needs to live. Builds run from your repository, so every change is tracked and can be rolled back. At handover you receive the code, the Prismic repository, hosting access and notes on every slice. You own all of it. We can stay on for maintenance, or your developers can take over a clean TypeScript and Tailwind CSS codebase.