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WordPress as the editor
Agreed content types stay in WordPress and reach the public site through its API.
Headless WordPress Development
Keep WordPress.
I rebuild the public site in Next.js while your team keeps editing content in WordPress. Pages, integrations and the editing workflow are reviewed during scoping.
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Next.js front end
The agreed pages and features rebuilt in Next.js, with content updates connected to WordPress.
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Speed
Loading, layout stability and interactions checked on mobile during development.
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Separate admin
WordPress runs separately from the public site. You keep access to its admin and hosting account.
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SEO setup
Metadata, structured data, sitemaps and redirects included in the agreed migration scope.
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Tracking
Agreed call, form and booking conversion events configured and checked before launch.
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How it works.
From scope to launch
- How it works
Scope
I review your WordPress or WooCommerce setup and ask about the changes you need. Scope, price and milestones are agreed before work starts.
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Build
I build and test the new site alongside your live site. You review completed milestones before paying.
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Launch
The site launches in your hosting accounts. I check redirects, tracking and indexing as part of the agreed launch work.
Sites I built
All three run on React and Next.js, the same stack as every site I build.
- Headless WooCommerce01snobduck.comA headless WooCommerce shop for a pretty rebel soap brand. The storefront is Next.js with Stripe checkout, and products and orders stay in the WooCommerce admin.
- Treatment directory02drugrehabilitation
nearme.comA 12,000-page directory of drug rehab centers, built on federal SAMHSA data. - Truck repair directory03rigexit.comHeavy-duty towing and truck repair mapped to US interstate exits, all of them.
Common questions
Pricing
From $5,000 per project. Scope and price are agreed before work starts.
What is headless WordPress?
WordPress is used only to manage content. A separate front end, built in React with Next.js, fetches that content and serves the site.
Will my team still edit content in WordPress?
Yes. Your team keeps editing content in WordPress. The editing workflow is reviewed during scoping.
Do my WordPress plugins still work?
Plugins are reviewed during scoping. Features that depend on the WordPress theme or public site need front end work.
How do pricing and payment work?
Projects start at $5,000. Scope, price and milestones are agreed before work starts. Nothing is payable on signing. You review each completed milestone before its invoice is issued, due that day. You receive each milestone's work after payment.
Who owns the site and hosting accounts?
Your custom code and configuration move to your Vercel account after each paid milestone. Your WordPress hosting and Vercel accounts are in your name, and I help you set them up. Existing tools and third-party components keep their own licenses. Hosting and third-party charges are paid separately by you.
How many revision rounds are included?
Three rounds of revisions are included for the whole project. Each round is one collected set of requested changes within the agreed scope. Larger changes are scoped separately.
What happens if I find a defect after launch?
I fix defects in my delivered work reported within 30 days after launch at no extra charge. A defect is a failure to meet the agreed scope. New features, third-party failures and changes made by others are outside that coverage.
Can I end the project before launch?
You can end the project with 14 days' written notice. Completed work, work in progress within the agreed cap and approved expenses are settled under the agreement.
Get in touch.
Send your website and what you want to change. I review the setup and reply with any questions needed to define the scope and price.
Request a quote
Share your website and what you want to change. I review it and reply by email before preparing the scope and payment milestones.