Content from WordPress,
speed from Next.js.
All pages and posts are pulled live from your WordPress GraphQL API and rendered as a blazing-fast React app.
Architecture
How headless WordPress works
The content lives in WordPress. The front-end is entirely yours — built with React, served from the edge.
Author in WordPress
Write pages and posts in the familiar WP editor. All data is stored in the WP database.
WPGraphQL exposes data
The WPGraphQL plugin adds a /graphql endpoint that speaks the GraphQL query language.
Next.js fetches it
Server components query GraphQL at build or request time and render pure HTML.
Users get speed
Pages are statically generated and served from a CDN edge — no PHP, no page-builder overhead.
Why headless?
The best of both worlds
WordPress is the world's most mature CMS. Next.js is the fastest way to ship React on the web. Headless architecture lets you use both — content editors keep the tools they know while developers get a modern, unconstrained front-end stack.
Stack
Everything you need, nothing you don't
A minimal, production-ready stack. Every piece has a clear job.
Site Pages
5 pages pulled directly from WordPress.
Latest Posts
Your 6 most-recent WordPress posts.
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Ready to go headless?
All the source code for this demo is open. Clone it, point it at your own WordPress install, and you're live.