Full-Stack Web Applications with Next.js & TypeScript by Somveer KumarFull-Stack Web Applications with Next.js & TypeScript by Somveer Kumar
Full-Stack Web Applications with Next.js & TypeScriptSomveer Kumar
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I build web applications for founders and teams that need a clear path from requirements to deployment. My focus is Next.js, React and TypeScript, with backend development and API integrations scoped around the workflows your product needs.

What I can help with

Web MVPs and customer-facing applications.
Dashboards and internal tools for business workflows.
API integrations that connect your application to existing services.
New features and fixes in an existing Next.js or React codebase.

From brief to working software

1. Discovery: Review the users, core workflow, designs, existing code and integration requirements.
2. Scope: Define the first release, milestones and acceptance criteria. Separate essential features from later additions.
3. Build and review: Implement the agreed scope with regular progress updates and review checkpoints.
4. Test and hand over: Check the agreed workflows, prepare deployment and document how to run and maintain the delivered application.

What you receive

Source code for the agreed application or feature scope.
The screens, workflows and integrations listed in the project brief.
Validation of the agreed acceptance criteria and resolution of identified issues within scope.
Setup instructions, configuration requirements and deployment support.
A handover covering the delivered features and any known limitations.

Scope, timing and ongoing costs

Price and timeline follow a review of the requirements and existing code. Hosting, paid APIs and third-party subscriptions are separate unless included in the proposal. Additional features and ongoing maintenance are scoped separately.

Start with your core workflow

Send the problem you want to solve, who will use the app, the essential features, any designs or live links, your current stack and target timeline. If the scope is still taking shape, start with the workflow that matters most.
FAQs

Contact for pricing
Duration1 week
Tags
Next.js
React
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Fullstack Engineer
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Somveer Kumar proDelhi, India
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Paid projects
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Full-Stack Web Applications with Next.js & TypeScriptSomveer Kumar
Contact for pricing
Duration1 week
Tags
Next.js
React
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Fullstack Engineer
Cover image for Full-Stack Web Applications with Next.js & TypeScript
I build web applications for founders and teams that need a clear path from requirements to deployment. My focus is Next.js, React and TypeScript, with backend development and API integrations scoped around the workflows your product needs.

What I can help with

Web MVPs and customer-facing applications.
Dashboards and internal tools for business workflows.
API integrations that connect your application to existing services.
New features and fixes in an existing Next.js or React codebase.

From brief to working software

1. Discovery: Review the users, core workflow, designs, existing code and integration requirements.
2. Scope: Define the first release, milestones and acceptance criteria. Separate essential features from later additions.
3. Build and review: Implement the agreed scope with regular progress updates and review checkpoints.
4. Test and hand over: Check the agreed workflows, prepare deployment and document how to run and maintain the delivered application.

What you receive

Source code for the agreed application or feature scope.
The screens, workflows and integrations listed in the project brief.
Validation of the agreed acceptance criteria and resolution of identified issues within scope.
Setup instructions, configuration requirements and deployment support.
A handover covering the delivered features and any known limitations.

Scope, timing and ongoing costs

Price and timeline follow a review of the requirements and existing code. Hosting, paid APIs and third-party subscriptions are separate unless included in the proposal. Additional features and ongoing maintenance are scoped separately.

Start with your core workflow

Send the problem you want to solve, who will use the app, the essential features, any designs or live links, your current stack and target timeline. If the scope is still taking shape, start with the workflow that matters most.
FAQs

Contact for pricing