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FXStreetMedia · Finance2024

A leading FX news outlet's new site and app, moved to Next.js

We worked with FXStreet on the front-end of their new website and mobile app, with a consistent, fast experience on both.

What we did
Web front-end · Mobile app · Next.js migration
Timeline
4 months
Stack
Next.js · React · TypeScript · React Native
Client
FXStreet
FXStreet: A leading FX news outlet's new site and app, moved to Next.js

What we did

A progressive Next.js migration with reusable components and dynamic layouts, their design turned into a responsive system, and the mobile app front-end, in sprints inside their team.

Technology

What FXStreet is built with

  • Next.jsWebsites and dashboards with server and static rendering: fast and well ranked.
  • ReactComponent-based interfaces, reused across screens.
  • TypeScriptEnd-to-end types so code can change safely.
  • React NativeOne codebase for the iOS and Android app.
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