More than just gathering project requirements, Nexthon's team would also consider the functionalities, features, integrations and even the non-functional requirements like security and performance. They could use Agile development techniques like Scrum or Kanban to manage the project in small sprints which would allow them to adaptively develop it iteratively while getting constant feedback from the client. Additionally, Nexthon would choose languages, frameworks and libraries that suit the projects’ needs according to how scalable it should be or what kind of performance metrics are necessary.

Coders working on Nexthon would no doubt pay attention to the following clean coding practices: correct indentation, understandable names for variables and comments which will enhance clarity, accessibility for others who need to read it maybe years later as well as cooperation among people responsible for the same project. They could also use expoundings like Git which can be used for tracking changes made in a specific piece of code, collaborate and even restore previous revisions where need be.

The developers of Nexthon would put coding securely first in place of addressing common web vulnerabilities like SQL injection or cross-site scripting (XSS) as priorities during course of developing software. It would be important for them too to carry out periodic security checks on their applications aimed at finding possible loopholes within these applications.

CI/CD pipelines maybe automated by Nexthon to make everything easier through building codes, running tests and deploying; this will minimize all the risks involved in the production process. The option of using a scalable hosting infrastructure would probably be considered in order to cater for future increases in site traffic and performance requirements.

Clear communication channels between clients and Nexthon would likely be established by some means indicating progress on project achievements and acknowledging impediments along the way. Task management could also be managed through project management tools that would display accomplishments thus enhancing cooperation between developers as well as clients themselves.