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  • DLF Phase 3, Gurugram
  • React & Next.js

React & Next.js Development in DLF Phase 3

A lot of startups in DLF Phase 3 need React or Next.js development before they can afford a front end engineer of their own. The founder can usually describe the product clearly. Our work starts there. We build the first version of a SaaS front end, or take over a prototype that was put together in a hurry and now has to hold up with real users. Nimbryx is a small studio in Delhi NCR. We will also tell you when a no-code tool is enough to test an idea before you spend on custom code.

Written estimate first

The code is yours

Who we do this for in DLF Phase 3

These are the kinds of businesses we are usually asked about in this area, and what each tends to need.

  • Seed-stage SaaS startup

    A Next.js app with sign up, account settings and a dashboard that a future in-house engineer can extend.

  • Corporate team in one of the nearby office towers

    An internal tool for approvals or reporting that their IT department has not had time to build.

  • Clinic or diagnostics centre in the area

    A patient portal for downloading reports and booking follow-ups online.

Working with us from DLF Phase 3

Phase 3 sits next to Cyber City with Rapid Metro stations close by, so meeting in person is easy when it helps. We still run most of the work over video calls, short written updates and pull requests you can review. Founders usually want to see progress often, so you get a staging link early and can click through each change as it lands.

What we build with React and Next.js

The React and Next.js work we take on for teams around DLF Phase 3.

  • React application development

    Sensible component structure, state management, and attention to performance.

  • Next.js projects

    App Router, Server Components, static generation and API routes.

  • Frontend for existing backends

    We'll build the UI on top of the API or services you already run.

  • Code review & architecture consulting

    Send us your React codebase and we'll tell you plainly what needs fixing.

  • Performance audits

    Core Web Vitals, bundle size, rendering strategy. We find out why it's slow.

  • React 18
  • Next.js 15+
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • React Query
  • Zustand
  • Vercel
  • Node.js

Questions from DLF Phase 3

About React and Next.js development for businesses around DLF Phase 3. Something we haven't covered? Ask us directly.

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Should our startup use Next.js or plain React?

If your product has public pages that need to rank in search, like a marketing site, pricing or docs, Next.js keeps them in one codebase with the app. If it is purely a logged-in tool, plain React with a light setup is fine. The choice matters less than keeping the code tidy enough for your next hire.

Our prototype was built fast and is now breaking. Do we need a rewrite?

Maybe not. We start with a code review of the existing React codebase and tell you which parts are sound and which are causing trouble. Often fixing state management and a few core components is enough. A full rewrite is a big decision, and we only recommend it when patching would cost more over time.

How do you price React work for a team in DLF Phase 3?

Fixed price for a defined scope, agreed in writing before work starts. For open-ended product work we can also work on a monthly basis with a stated number of hours. Either way you see working software at each stage and own the code at the end.

Building something in React near DLF Phase 3?

Tell us what you are building, or send us the codebase you already have. Within one business day you get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.

  • Written estimate before any commitment
  • The code is yours
  • NDA available on request