Does mccaigs build Next.js websites?
Yes. mccaigs builds maintainable Next.js websites and applications where that architecture suits the project.
Modern websites / Edinburgh
Web development in Edinburgh for technically serious organisations
mccaigs builds modern websites and web applications that explain the business clearly, perform well, support technical SEO and AEO, and connect with operational workflows where useful. The work centres on maintainable Next.js architecture, accessibility, structured content, integrations, and measured modernisation rather than cheap template production.
A website should support discovery and operation
A strong website is fast, accessible, crawlable, understandable, and easy to maintain. Service pages, metadata, schema, internal links, and content models should support human decisions as well as search and AI-assisted discovery.
Forms can connect to structured enquiry handling, qualification, notifications, and operational systems. A deterministic assistant can answer within approved knowledge when that improves the customer journey.
Modernise without losing what already works
Existing websites may need a technical rebuild, a content and URL migration, or focused improvements rather than a full replacement. mccaigs preserves useful routes and establishes redirects only where necessary.
Next.js supports fast server-rendered pages and modern application features. Multilingual architecture, static or dynamic content, and integrations are chosen according to the organisation's publishing and operational needs.
How mccaigs approaches the work
A controlled route from diagnosis to working implementation.
- 01
Audit the current site, content, routes, search equity, integrations, and publishing needs.
- 02
Define a maintainable content and component architecture.
- 03
Build accessible, responsive, server-rendered pages.
- 04
Implement technical SEO, structured data, AEO, forms, and integrations.
- 05
Validate performance, metadata, redirects, and production behaviour.
Typical deliverables
What the engagement can produce
- Next.js website development
- Responsive and accessible components
- Structured static or dynamic content
- Technical SEO and AEO implementation
- Forms and operational integrations
- Migration, redirects, and handover
Provider fit
Who this is for, and when to choose differently
A good fit
- Established organisations modernising a technically weak website
- Specialist firms needing clearer services and stronger discovery foundations
- Businesses that want the website connected to real operational work
When mccaigs may not be the right provider
- mccaigs is not positioned as a low-cost template web design supplier.
- A visual branding agency may be needed when the primary requirement is a complete brand identity rather than technical delivery.
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Web Development Edinburgh FAQ
Useful answers before the first conversation.
Will the website support technical SEO?
Yes. Crawlability, metadata, canonical URLs, sitemaps, structured data, content hierarchy, performance, and internal links are considered during implementation.
Can you modernise an existing website?
Yes. The work can range from focused technical improvements to a controlled rebuild with preserved URLs and carefully planned redirects.
Can the site support multiple languages?
Yes, where there is a real publishing requirement and approved translated content. Locale routes, metadata, alternates, and content ownership need to be planned together.
Can forms connect to our workflow?
Yes. Forms can validate data and connect to approved enquiry, notification, CRM, or internal workflow routes where suitable integrations exist.
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A useful first conversation can start with a messy workflow, a website that is not pulling its weight, or an AI opportunity that needs a practical route forward.