Next.js Blog App
A modern blog web application built with Next.js, featuring responsive post pages, a clean layout, and fast server-side rendering.
What it does
A blog application built with Next.js: a home page listing posts, individual post pages, and a responsive layout that holds up on mobile — using Next.js's server-side rendering so pages arrive already rendered instead of assembling in the browser.
Why Next.js for a blog
A blog is close to the ideal use case for server-side rendering: content doesn't change on every request, so it can be rendered once and served fast, and each post benefits from being a real, crawlable, shareable URL rather than a client-side route that search engines and link previews can't see.
Core pieces
- Post pages — dynamic routes so each post gets its own URL and page.
- Responsive layout — the same design working from a phone screen up to desktop.
- Server-side rendering — pages are rendered on the server for fast first paint and better SEO than a purely client-rendered app.
What I'd improve next
The natural next iteration is the one this portfolio site itself demonstrates: moving posts to Markdown files with frontmatter, generating per-post SEO metadata automatically, and adding a sitemap so search engines can discover every post without needing them submitted by hand.
Try it
Source code is on GitHub: Pankajsingh45/nextjs-BlogAPp.
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