Headless CMS development in Toronto
A content system built apart from the website that shows it, so the same content can reach your site, your apps and every other channel you use.
- Approach
- API-first
- APIs
- REST · GraphQL
- Existing sites
- WordPress · WooCommerce
- Channels
- Web · mobile · apps · in-store signage
What is included (6)
Six headless services, from a new build to taking the site you already have headless.
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Custom headless CMS
A content system built for your business and your team, with no fixed front end attached, so it can grow with you.
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Headless WordPress
Your existing WordPress CMS kept as the place you edit, with the front-end site separated from it so each can work on its own.
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Headless e-commerce
API-first online stores, including turning an existing WooCommerce store into a headless setup.
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API layer
The connection between the CMS and each place the content is shown, built on an API.
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Multi-channel publishing
Content treated as modular units, so one entry can be published to web, mobile, apps, email, social media and in-store signage.
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Technology integration
The CMS connected to newer technology stacks, so the front end can be redesigned or replaced without rebuilding the content behind it.
What a headless build is for (6)
- Multi-device publishing
- A lighter, faster website
- Tighter security
- No downtime in a front-end redesign
- Easier integration
- Adaptable, scalable content
How it works (3)
The CMS and the front end are set up independently, and an API carries the content between them.
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The CMS
Where your team writes and manages content. It has no permanent presentation layer, the “head” that gives headless its name.
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The API
The CMS and each display channel talk to each other through an API.
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The front ends
The website, the app and any other channel are built separately, so content is not tied to one site and can be reused wherever your customers are.
Questions (6)
What clients ask before going headless.
What is a headless CMS?
A CMS that does not come with a permanent front-end presentation layer, the “head”. Content is not locked to one website, so it can be reused on other channels without extra manual work.
How does a headless CMS work?
The CMS and the front-end interface are set up independently of one another. They communicate through an API such as REST or GraphQL.
How does it compare with a traditional CMS?
A traditional CMS is tied to one front end, which makes content inflexible and hard to use elsewhere. A headless CMS removes that tie, which makes content easier to adapt and reuse.
Can an existing WordPress site go headless?
Yes. The front-end site can be separated from your existing WordPress CMS so that each works on its own.
Does headless work for an online store?
Yes. We build API-first headless e-commerce, and an existing WooCommerce store can be turned into a headless setup.
What is Content-as-a-Service?
Treating content as modular units that are independent of a fixed front-end interface, so it can be delivered to whichever device or channel asks for it.
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- support@iexperto.io
- Studio
- 50 Carroll St
Toronto, Ontario M4M 3G3
Canada - Studio time
- Since
- 2010