Next.js
I started my first React projects using Create React App (CRA). When the framework became outdated, I switched to Next.js—and haven’t looked back since. Today, I rely exclusively on Next.js for all web projects, with hosting handled via the Vercel platform. This very website is also built with Next.js and hosted on Vercel.
My projects
Current and past projects where I used Next.js.
I’m responsible for end-to-end testing of several custom-built web apps and for integrating these tests into GitHub Actions, ensuring they are automatically run before deployment. The tests cover various components of the applications—for example, the checkout process in the shop or user login functionality. The project is currently still in progress.
I've been working on my personal website sporadically for a few years now. It's continuously being improved. I use Next.js as the framework, hosted on Vercel.
A client from the motorsport sector required a modern website that could be managed independently via a CMS and included a shop with backend functionality for dynamic content management. Participants also needed to log into the web app to view their bookings. We integrated both the web app and the shop into a unified Next.js solution. I led the project and successfully delivered it together with a small team within six months.