WordPress as Headless CMS
Use WordPress purely as a content management layer via REST API or GraphQL — decoupled from any front-end rendering concerns.
WordPress as your CMS, Next.js as your frontend — decoupled architecture with WPGraphQL, ISR, live preview, and global CDN delivery.
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Headless WordPress separates content management from front-end rendering — WordPress serves content via REST API or WPGraphQL while Next.js handles display, caching, and performance. Codazz builds decoupled WordPress + Next.js stacks with ISR, live preview for editors, and CDN delivery for US teams needing Core Web Vitals-grade speed.
Use WordPress purely as a content management layer via REST API or GraphQL — decoupled from any front-end rendering concerns.
Lightning-fast React frontends built with Next.js, leveraging SSR, SSG and ISR for optimal performance and SEO.
Strongly typed GraphQL API for WordPress via WPGraphQL — fetch exactly the data your frontend needs in a single round trip.
Incremental Static Regeneration keeps your statically generated pages fresh without a full rebuild — the best of both static and dynamic worlds.
Deliver the same WordPress content to your website, mobile app, digital signage, and any other channel through a single API.
Full WooCommerce functionality — cart, checkout, orders — delivered through a custom Next.js frontend for a superior shopping experience.
Our Work
200+ products shipped across fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, and SaaS — built to scale, designed to convert.

Web Design
A marketing site for an interior design studio, rebuilt on Next.js to load fast on mobile and convert visitors into enquiries.

Healthcare
A patient management platform handling scheduling, records and clinician-patient messaging for a healthcare provider.

E-Commerce
A fitness e-commerce storefront built on Next.js with Shopify as the commerce backend and Stripe handling payments.

Logistics
A delivery management platform with live vehicle tracking, route planning and customer-facing shipment status.

Logistics
A freight management platform for an established trucking operator, covering load tracking and job records.

SaaS
A multi-tenant SaaS platform that aggregates business reviews across sources and surfaces them in one dashboard.
We define the data flow between WordPress and your Next.js frontend, plan the API structure, authentication strategy, and CDN/caching layer before writing any code.
Custom post types, fields (ACF/Meta Box), WPGraphQL schema configuration, and REST API endpoints set up and documented for your content model.
Component-driven React development with TypeScript, static generation where possible, ISR for dynamic content, and full SEO metadata control via Next.js App Router.
Deployment to Vercel or Netlify with edge caching, preview deployments for content editors, and on-demand ISR revalidation triggered by WordPress publish events.
Everything you need to know about our headless WordPress development services.
Ask our teamHeadless WordPress separates the content management back-end (WordPress admin) from the front-end presentation layer. Instead of WordPress rendering the HTML pages, it exposes content via REST API or GraphQL, and a separate application (like Next.js) handles rendering. The result is a dramatically faster, more flexible website.
Traditional WordPress is simpler and cheaper to build and maintain — ideal for content sites, blogs and small business websites. Headless is the right choice when you need maximum performance (Core Web Vitals critical), are building a complex web application, need to deliver content to multiple channels, or have a React/Next.js development team already.
Yes. We connect to your existing WordPress installation via REST API or WPGraphQL. Your editors continue using the familiar WordPress admin to manage content — only the front-end changes. Existing posts, pages, media, and custom content all come across seamlessly.
Content editors use the standard WordPress admin and Gutenberg editor just as they always have. We configure live preview so editors can see exactly how their content will look on the Next.js frontend before publishing. Some clients also use a dedicated preview environment linked directly from the WordPress toolbar.
Initial development costs are typically 30-50% higher than traditional WordPress due to the additional complexity of the decoupled architecture and frontend framework. However, the long-term benefits — hosting cost reduction, performance improvements, and developer productivity — often offset this for medium to large sites within 12-18 months.
Yes. We build headless WooCommerce stores where WordPress manages products and orders while a Next.js frontend handles the shopping experience — custom checkout, cart persistence, and payment gateway integration via the WooCommerce REST API.
Let's decouple your WordPress and build a blazing-fast Next.js frontend that delivers content at the edge.