Next.js Web Application with TypeScript, Redux & Tailwind

I will build a modern Next.js web application with TypeScript, Redux Toolkit, Tailwind CSS, Axios, React Query, and API Routes. This project is designed for startups, SaaS products, dashboards, portals, and internal tools that need clean frontend structure with authentication, protected pages, reusable layouts, data flow, and SEO configuration.

The main problem this project solves is frontend complexity. Many applications become hard to maintain because routing, authentication, state management, API calls, loading states, forms, and SEO settings are added without a clear plan. I will prepare the app with a strong structure so your product can grow without messy code.

The app shell will be built with Next.js 14 App Router, including layouts, loading states, and error boundaries. This gives your project a structure where public pages, private pages, feature pages, and shared layouts are organized properly. Protected routes make sure only logged-in users can access private areas.

Authentication will be implemented using NextAuth.js or Clerk based on your requirement. The flow can include login, register, session handling, and protected page access. This gives users a smooth account experience and keeps private content secure.

For state management, I will set up Redux Toolkit with persistent slices where needed. RTK Query, React Query, Axios, or API Routes can be used for API communication. This helps manage server data, loading states, cached responses, form updates, and client-side actions.

Feature Page #1 will include server-side data fetching with a list view and filters, making it useful for products, users, orders, posts, leads, tasks, or resources. Feature Page #2 will include a form page with client-side mutations and toast feedback, so users can create or update data with clear messages.

I will add SEO and configuration support using Metadata API, Open Graph, sitemap, and Vercel setup. The final result will be a Next.js application foundation that saves setup time and gives your project a clean base for future features.

1. App Shell — Next.js 14 App Router, layouts, loading/error boundaries
2. Auth — NextAuth.js or Clerk, login, register, session, protected routes
3. Global State — Redux Toolkit, persistent slices, RTK Query for API calls
4. Feature Page #1 — Server-side data fetch, list view with filters
5. Feature Page #2 — Form page, client-side mutations, toast feedback
6. SEO & Config — Metadata API, Open Graph, sitemap, Vercel deployment