Headless CMS websites with an editor people actually like
A headless CMS separates your content from the website that shows it. Done well, editors get live previews and structured content, engineers get a modern codebase, and the site loads fast everywhere. We make sure it is done well.
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01What’s included
6 parts, one team
Everything a headless build needs to work in real life
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Platform choice
Sanity, Storyblok, Contentful or Payload, chosen for your team and your content, not for us.
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Content model
Types, fields and references designed so content can be reused across pages, markets and channels.
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Editorial workflow
Live previews, drafts, scheduling and roles, so editors publish with confidence.
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Front end
Next.js or Astro with static generation wherever possible, so pages are fast and cheap to serve.
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Localisation and search
Languages, markets and site search set up from the start, not bolted on later.
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Migration and handover
Content moved from your old CMS, documentation written and your engineers onboarded.
02How it runs
How a headless project runs
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Content audit, platform choice and a content model drafted with your editors in the room.
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Page designs and the block library, designed alongside the content model so the two match.
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CMS schema, front end and previews built together. Editors start entering real content early.
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Content migrated, redirects live and monitoring on. Then new blocks and markets as you need them.
03Tools
Built with tools your team already knows
We pick the stack during discovery, based on who will edit the site and how often. These are the tools we reach for most on this kind of project: Sanity, Storyblok, Contentful, Payload, Next.js, Astro, TypeScript, Vercel and Algolia.
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05FAQ
Headless CMS questions, answered
Something else on your mind? Email the studio and a designer, not a salesperson, replies within a day.
What is a headless CMS?
It is a content system that stores and manages content but does not decide how it looks. Your website, an app or any other channel requests the content and displays it its own way. That separation makes sites faster and content easier to reuse.
Which headless CMS should we choose?
Sanity suits teams that want a flexible, customised editor. Storyblok suits marketers who want visual page building. Contentful suits larger organisations with established workflows. We compare them against your needs during discovery.
Is a headless website better for SEO?
It can be. Static generation makes pages very fast, and you get full control over markup, metadata and structured data. The trade-off is that SEO fields have to be modelled deliberately, which we do as standard.
Do we need our own developers?
Not necessarily. We can build and look after the site on a retainer. If you do have engineers, we work in your repository and hand over a codebase they will be comfortable owning.
Can editors preview pages before publishing?
Yes. We set up live previews so editors see exactly how a draft will look on the site, on desktop and mobile, before it goes live.
How long does a headless build take?
Most take ten to fourteen weeks, depending on the content model, the number of templates and any migration. We ship in stages, so editors can start working well before launch.
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