Next.js Development in Salalah
Next.js sites for Salalah Free Zone manufacturers selling to buyers abroad
Manufacturers and traders in the Salalah Free Zone sell to buyers in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Gulf, using the port next door. Their buyers research suppliers online, often on slow connections, in English and other languages.
We build product catalogues in Next.js that load fast anywhere, present specifications and certifications clearly, and send each inquiry to the right sales person with the product and country attached.
Specifications buyers can check
Each product shows specifications, packaging, minimum quantities, certifications and downloadable data sheets. Buyers can shortlist products and request a quote for several at once.
Fast on any connection
Pages are pre-built and served from servers near the visitor, so a buyer in another continent sees your catalogue as quickly as one in Muscat.
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.
Why this happens
Specifications are in PDFs that are hard to find.
What we would do first
- Put specifications on each product page
- Keep PDFs as downloads
- Let buyers request quotes for several products
Why this happens
It's hosted on one slow server.
What we would do first
- Rebuild with pre-rendered pages
- Serve them from a global network
- Test load times from key markets
A one-minute self-check
Tick what is already true for your business. It takes a minute and nothing is sent anywhere.
Work we've published that's closest to this
Frequently asked questions
- Can the site be in languages other than English and Arabic?
- Yes. We add languages for your main markets, with translations checked by native speakers.
- Can it connect to our ERP for stock?
- If your ERP has an API, we can show availability or lead times from it.
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