Headless CMS developer for Prismic, Storyblok, Strapi and Sanity
I connect headless CMSs to Next.js and React so your marketing team can build pages without opening a ticket.
Talk about your projectThe problem a good CMS setup solves
On most marketing sites, the bottleneck is the developer. A new landing page shouldn't need a sprint.
The fix is a page builder made of ready-made sections that match your design system. Editors put pages together, and the design stays consistent.
What I've shipped
Each of these is a production site:
- Wondermind: Prismic page builder on Next.js
- Zeal: Prismic with a Storybook component library
- PolarPro: Storyblok for products, posts and landing pages
- Hearingly: Strapi and PostgreSQL for content and user data
What you get
A content model your editors understand, components that match your designs, and a site that publishes without a developer in the loop.
Related work
- Wondermind: A motion-rich Next.js and Prismic site for the mental fitness company co-founded by Selena Gomez, Mandy Teefey and Daniella Pierson.
- Zeal: A documented component library and Prismic page builder for a Series B payroll and staffing operations platform.
- PolarPro: A headless Shopify store for premium filters, backpacks and gear for drones, smartphones and cameras, built and maintained over several years.
Questions
Can you work in my time zone?
Yes. I work remotely from Islamabad with clients in the USA, UK and Europe, and I'm flexible across PST, EST and GMT.
Which headless CMS should I pick?
It depends on who edits the site and how much you want to host yourself. Prismic and Storyblok suit marketing teams that want a hosted page builder. Strapi suits teams that want to own the back end and database.
Can you move an existing site to a headless CMS?
Yes, and the content model is the first thing to agree before any code changes.