WordPress as a headless CMS paired with Next.js or Nuxt. Best-in-class performance, full design freedom, and a content editor your team will actually love using.
A traditional WordPress theme couples the CMS to the rendering layer — every page load hits PHP, a database query, and a template render before a visitor sees anything. Headless WordPress splits the two apart: WordPress stays the content backend your editors already know, and a modern frontend framework handles everything the visitor actually sees.
We build the frontend in Next.js or Nuxt, pulling content through WPGraphQL or the REST API, and deploy it to the edge. The result is a site that loads near-instantly, scores consistently high on Core Web Vitals, and gives you complete design freedom — no theme constraints, no page-builder bloat.
It's not the right fit for every project — a small brochure site rarely needs it — but for content-heavy sites, multi-channel publishing, or teams who've hit the ceiling of what a theme can do, it's a different tier of performance and flexibility entirely.
Headless projects vary widely in scope. These are the three most common shapes — tell us yours and we'll quote it exactly.
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“Our old site took over four seconds to load on mobile. The headless rebuild brought that under a second, and our editors barely noticed the switch — they're still in the same WordPress dashboard they always used.”