An editor-friendly CMS, paired with a serious frontend
Most CMS pain isn't the tool, it's how it was set up. I model content the way your editors think, not the way the database wants. Field validation, sensible defaults, contextual help, real preview that matches production, and components that ship to the frontend without translation layers.
On the frontend, I render content with proper SEO, structured data, and image optimization. On the editing side, your marketers can build new pages without opening a ticket, and without breaking the design system in the process.
Why go headless
Editor independence
Marketing and content teams ship new pages, campaigns, and microsites without dev intervention, within a structured, on-brand component library.
Multi-channel content
One content model serves your marketing site, mobile app, in-product banners, email, and partner embeds, without copy-paste drift.
Performance, by default
Decoupled frontends mean static or edge-rendered pages, image CDNs, and sub-second loads. Instead of the LAMP stack tax.
Scales with your team
Type-safe content schemas, roles, workflows, and audit logs, the kind of governance enterprise legal asks about.
Platforms I work with
What's included
- Content modeling workshop and migration plan
- Frontend integration with React/Next.js or Vue/Nuxt
- Typed schemas (Zod / generated types) so the frontend never breaks silently
- Live preview that matches production exactly
- Image optimization and responsive media handling
- Localization, workflows, and role-based publishing
- Editor documentation and training session
- Webhook integrations to your downstream systems (Algolia, Slack, Make, Zapier)
Frequently asked
Which headless CMS should I pick?
Depends on your editing team and content volume. Storyblok is excellent for marketing teams who want visual editing. Sanity wins for highly structured, query-driven content. Contentful is the safe enterprise choice. For developer-led teams, Payload or Sanity with a custom studio is hard to beat. I'll recommend based on your editors, not the leaderboard.
Can I migrate from WordPress without losing SEO?
Yes. The migration plan always includes 301 redirects per URL, structured data parity, sitemap regeneration, and a content audit. I've migrated production sites without ranking drops, the trick is doing it as a real engineering project, not a copy-paste.
Do my editors have to learn new software?
Some, but modern headless CMS interfaces are friendlier than WordPress admin. Storyblok in particular has a visual editor that looks like the live site. I include a recorded training and a written editor handbook for the most common workflows.
How does pricing compare to traditional WordPress?
Higher CMS subscription, much lower hosting and maintenance. Most teams come out ahead within 12 months, and the developer experience saves substantial time on every change.