I will migrate your react app to next js for SEO


About this gig
I'll migrate your React app to Next.js built right, not just moved.
Moving from React (CRA/Vite) to Next.js unlocks server-side rendering, faster load times, and better SEO but a rushed migration can break routing, state, and API calls if it's not planned properly.
What I do:
- Audit your existing React codebase and plan the migration
- Convert routing to Next.js App/Pages Router
- Migrate data fetching to Next.js patterns (Server Components, API routes)
- Preserve your existing UI/UX no visual regressions
- Optimize for Core Web Vitals and SEO metadata
- Test thoroughly before handoff
Why work with me:
I'm a full-stack developer with 3+ years building production Next.js/NestJS systems at an EdTech startup (10k+ daily active users), and a CERT-In (Govt. of India) recognized security researcher. I've cut page load times 35-40% and reduced API payloads by up to 87% on real production apps so your migration won't just work, it'll be fast and secure.
Message me with your project details (GitHub repo or codebase access) before ordering so I can scope it accurately. For simple static pages, a live site link may be enough let's confirm during scoping.
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Get to know Arshad
Full Stack Developer React Nextjs Node CERT In Security Researcher
- FromIndia
- Member sinceOct 2021
Languages
Malayalam, English
FAQ
Will migrating to Next.js hurt my SEO?
No — done correctly, Next.js typically improves SEO through server-side rendering, faster load times, and better Core Web Vitals scores compared to a client-side-only React app.
Do I need to give you my whole codebase?
Yes — I'll need access to your React codebase (GitHub repo, zip file, or similar) to migrate it properly. A live site link alone isn't enough for anything beyond a simple static page.
What if my app uses Redux, Zustand, or another state management library?
I work with most common state management solutions and will confirm compatibility during scoping — just mention what you're using in your project details.
Will my app's design and functionality change during migration?
No — I preserve your existing UI/UX exactly. This is a technical migration, not a redesign, unless you specifically request design changes.
What happens if I need more pages than my package covers?
You can add extra pages for a small fee (see Gig Extras), or message me for a custom quote if your project is significantly larger than the listed packages.

