Nexa Point
Built a modern, internationalized Next.js web application focused on fast performance, accessibility, and a clear content-first UX.
Case Study
A deep dive into the project development process
The Problem
The product needed a responsive, multilingual site that loads quickly and provides a clear path for users to discover services and contact the team. Core issues included inconsistent UX, slow load times, and no scalable i18n strategy or accessible components.
The Solution
Rebuilt the front-end using Next.js and TypeScript with a component-driven architecture and server/client i18n. Implemented accessible, SEO-friendly layouts with optimized asset loading and a robust contact flow.
Key Features
- Internationalization (English/Spanish) with runtime language switching
- Performance: optimized bundle splitting, image serving, and critical CSS
- Accessibility: semantic markup, keyboard navigation, ARIA where appropriate
- Component system: reusable documented components
- Forms & integrations: reliable contact flow with graceful error handling
Challenges Faced
i18n complexity balancing server- and client-side translations; performance trade-offs between optimization and delivery speed; cross-team alignment between design, content, and engineering.
What I Learned
Build i18n alongside routing/content strategy; small perf wins compound; documentation and simple component APIs reduce onboarding time.
Results & Impact
Delivered a cohesive, accessible UI that improved usability for international users and reduced development friction via a component library.
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