Loom case study: Building with Next.js and Vercel
Loom showcases how using Next.js on Vercel and a headless CMS approach enables teams to balance developer experience with user experience, accelerating feature delivery while maintaining collaboration capabilities.
Loom, a video communication platform, helps teams create easy-to-use screen recordings to support seamless collaboration. Loom places high value on developer experience, but never wants to sacrifice user experience. Going headless with Next.js on Vercel, they can achieve both. By leaning on best-of-breed tools, all seamlessly embedded in their frontend, Loom's developers empower stakeholders, while the engineering team continues to bring new features to market.
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