Web design

Headless CMS for structured content and fast websites

A headless CMS makes sense when the team needs to edit content, but the frontend must stay fast, clean and flexible.

Match

When we use Headless CMS

The technology is chosen after we understand the objective, the rhythm of the team, the level of administration and how much the project needs to increase.

  • SEO HubsWe group the pages around some central topics with easy-to-track internal relationships and links.
  • Websites with many pagesWe use common structures and editorial rules that maintain order as content increases.
  • Editorial teamsWe organise drafting, verification and publication so that more authors can work in a coherent manner.
  • Reusable contentWe separate the information that appears in several places to update it from one source.

Uses

What can we build with Headless CMS

We only use technology where it helps the project to be faster, easier to manage or safer to expand.

Deliverables

What goes into implementation

Accurate delivery depends on the project, but we keep every documented, tested and prepared implementation for maintenance.

  • Content model
  • CMS collections
  • Editorial Permissions
  • Frontend connected
  • Editorial Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you choose technology

Uses, integration and costs for Headless CMS.

01 / Match

When that choice makes sense

What projects do you consider Headless CMS for?

Suitable situations: SEO Hubs; Multi-page Websites; Editorial Teams; Reusable Content. The choice shall be confirmed after analysis of existing requirements, team and solutions.

What uses do you propose for Headless CMS?

Relevant examples are: Service Pages; Blog and Resources; Case Studies; Multisite Content. We determine what serves your objective and what would add complexity without a clear benefit.

02 / Implementation

Integration and deliverables

Can the solution be integrated into an existing project?

We're checking page structure, editing and integration. If we replace an existing solution, we inventory the content and URLs to be kept before migration.

What could include implementation?

For Headless CMS, we can define in the offer: Content model; CMS collections; Editorial Permissions; Connected Frontend; Editorial Guide. We confirm the deliverables after verification of compatibility and available access.

03 / Operation

Verification and costs

How do you check that implementation works?

We're testing the pages and editing the content, where there's administration, on the mobile and desktop. We are checking forms, resources and speed in the context of the site, not just in an isolated demonstration.

What costs should be foreseen in the long term?

We separate the development of hosting, licenses, editorial services and maintenance. The mode of administration and the pace of change matter as much as the initial implementation.