Who this is for
Teams that have hit the limits of a traditional theme and want a fast, custom frontend while keeping WordPress as an editor-friendly CMS.
What I deliver
✓Structured content model (custom post types + fields)
✓WPGraphQL or REST content layer
✓Next.js / Nuxt frontend (SSG / SSR / ISR)
✓On-demand revalidation on content changes
✓Media optimization pipeline
✓SEO, schema and sitemap preservation
✓Vercel / Netlify deployment
How it works
- Model the content in WordPress
- Expose it cleanly via WPGraphQL / REST
- Build the Next.js frontend with the right rendering strategy
- Wire on-demand revalidation to content updates
- Preserve SEO, schema and redirects
- Deploy to Vercel / Netlify and monitor
Common questions
Do I lose the WordPress editor if I go headless?
No. WordPress stays as your CMS and editing experience; only the public frontend is rendered by Next.js.
Is headless always the right choice?
No. It adds moving parts. It shines when you need speed at scale or a custom app-like frontend — otherwise a well-built classic theme is simpler and cheaper to run.