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Headless CMS Development

Edit content once.
Use it in many places.

A website, an app or several brand sites: we set up a headless CMS and build the interfaces it supplies. Your editors manage content centrally and can see where it is used.

Briefly describe your task. The first conversation is free and non-binding.

One central content source delivers the same content to a website and a smartphone.

One content source. Several channels.

Concept illustration
  1. Edit content
  2. Deliver
  3. Website & app
  • Editors get fields that fit their work.

    We structure content around real editorial tasks. Reusable information is maintained centrally instead of being entered again for each output.

  • Preview and publishing are part of implementation.

    We develop the frontend too. Content entry, its visible result and publication can therefore be coordinated and checked together.

  • Migration is tried with your actual content.

    We review exports, media and relationships in a trial migration. You learn what can be transferred and where editorial work is needed.

Our Hotel Waldblick frontend demo.
Demo by Viovenia · Fictional business and sample data

Turn a room page into editable content.

Our Hotel Waldblick demo shows the frontend. In a headless CMS project, we would model room names, images and amenities as shared content. Editors update them in one place and check a preview before publishing. The content model, CMS and preview are part of the custom implementation, not the demo.

  • Explore the different ways rooms and offers are presented.
  • The demo shows the frontend; CMS, preview and editorial roles are developed for your project.
See the hotel demo (German)

Your task

What makes content editing difficult today?

What do you need?

How we can help

Give shared content one source.

We structure content for use by several pages or applications, agreeing on which details are shared and which differ by channel.

Show us content that currently needs changing in several places.

Ask about this task

Your selection is included in the contact form. The first conversation is free and non-binding.

Start with your content.

A useful content model is built from real examples.

  1. Clarify content and roles

    We collect typical content, languages and publishing routes to define content types and permissions.

  2. Connect editing and frontend

    We set up the CMS and interface. Editors review input, preview and publication.

  3. Transfer the content

    We test the migration with examples and plan the switch, including relationships and changed URLs.

Headless makes sense when separating content from its presentation makes a specific task easier.

Know what you are commissioning.

Content types, languages, approvals and migration determine the effort. CMS licenses, hosting and maintenance of both systems are included in planning.

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Defined work packages

Estimated before work begins. You approve the next step.

€79/hexcl. VAT

Starting prices for an agreed scope. You receive an individual estimate before commissioning work.

Open the price configurator

Still wondering?

Can editors work without programming?

Yes. We configure fields and editorial workflows. Preview and page-building needs are discussed before choosing the system.

Which headless CMS do you use?

We choose according to content, editorial needs, hosting and budget. Differences are discussed against your requirements.

Can existing content be migrated?

Often, yes. We review exports, media and content quality. A trial shows where automation is sufficient and where editorial work is needed.

Which content do you edit more than once?

Show us an example and where it appears. We will discuss whether a headless CMS would actually make editing easier.

In the free first conversation

We discuss your task, whether we can help and which information is needed to estimate the work. You decide about commissioning work separately.

Ask about a CMS project

Briefly describe your task. The first conversation is free and non-binding.