Practice
Web application development with React and Next.js
Management systems, admin panels and customer-facing applications, built on the same API the mobile clients use so the rules stay in one place.
Most web work at NextWR is an application rather than a site: people log in, they have different rights, and the screens exist to get work done. React and Next.js carry the front end, Laravel or Node carries the API, and the two are designed together so the interface never has to invent a rule the server does not enforce.
Admin panels get the same attention as customer-facing screens, because they are where the operators of a system spend their day. Tables that stay fast as the data grows, filters that survive a page reload, bulk actions that report what they did, and forms that say precisely which field is wrong.
Multi-language and right-to-left are structural, not decorative. This website is itself fully right-to-left in Arabic, and the products NextWR ships behave the same way: layout built on logical properties so it mirrors, text isolated where Latin strings sit inside Arabic, and translation treated as data rather than as a second build.
Accessibility is part of the build rather than an audit afterwards: real headings, labelled fields, visible focus, and colour contrast checked in both light and dark themes.
What is included
- Front end in React and Next.js, with a design system rather than one-off screens
- API in Laravel or Node.js, shared with the mobile clients
- Admin panel: tables, filters, bulk actions, exports
- Multi-language interfaces, including right-to-left Arabic
- Accessible markup, keyboard support and contrast checked in both themes
- Deployment, monitoring and backups
Not included
- Marketing sites and landing pages as standalone work
- Search engine optimisation retainers
- Native desktop applications
Common questions
Do you work against an API we already have?
Yes. We start by reading it and writing down what it guarantees, what it leaves to the client and where the gaps are. If a screen needs a rule the API does not enforce, that goes on the list before it is built rather than after.
Can the interface be added to Arabic later?
It can, and it costs several times more than doing it at the start. Layout built on physical left and right has to be rewritten; layout built on logical properties mirrors on its own.
Projects that use this
Multi-tenant SaaS
School management platform
A multi-tenant platform for schools and businesses: classes, class groups, students, parents, teachers and subjects, with every operation scoped to one organisation.
POS and QR menu
Restaurant platform
Restaurant management with a point of sale, a digital menu reachable by QR code, orders, memberships, multi-store support and multi-currency wallets.
Interfaces
Right-to-left has to be designed in, not added
Arabic support added at the end is a rewrite. Built in from the first component it costs almost nothing, because the layout mirrors on its own.
Tell us what you are building.
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