Next.js Development in Hobart
Next.js development for Hobart science groups sharing data with the public
Hobart's marine and Antarctic science organisations collect valuable data, and funders, partners and the public increasingly expect to see it. Static reports and downloadable spreadsheets don't do it justice.
We build Next.js data portals with maps, charts and searchable datasets that make research accessible to non-specialists while staying fast and maintainable.
Data people can explore
Interactive maps, time-series charts and filters let visitors explore data themselves. Each view has a plain-English explanation, and datasets can be downloaded for those who want them.
Fast and accessible
Data is pre-processed and served efficiently, so pages load quickly. Charts have text alternatives so the findings are accessible to everyone.
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.
Why this happens
There's no way to explore it online.
What we would do first
- Clean and structure the key datasets
- Build interactive maps and charts
- Explain each view in plain language
Why this happens
It was built as a one-off project.
What we would do first
- Automate data updates
- Pre-process heavy data
- Document the portal for your team
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Frequently asked questions
- Can the portal update from our database?
- Yes, on a schedule or as new data arrives.
- Can you work with scientific data formats?
- Usually. We convert common formats into ones suited to the web.
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