CMS Websites

Editor‑friendly websites with a focus on UX and performance.

Not every project needs a custom application — sometimes a fast, flexible CMS is enough.
With WordPress, or headless in combination with Nuxt.js, I build professional websites that are easy to maintain and technically modern.


Why a CMS?

  • Easy to use: Manage content yourself without developers.
  • Flexible: Themes, plugins and extensions for almost any feature.
  • SEO‑friendly: Optimised for search and content marketing.
  • Headless capable: Combine with modern frontends for performance & security.

Typical use cases

  • Company websites
  • Blogs & magazines
  • Landing pages & marketing sites
  • Headless content solutions

Services

  • WordPress development: Themes, plugins, performance tuning.
  • Headless CMS: WordPress as content backend + Nuxt frontend.
  • Multilingual: Localisation and SEO for international projects.
  • Performance: Caching, image optimisation, hosting setup.

Example projects

  • Company site with CMS and blog.
  • Headless blog: WordPress as API backend, Nuxt.js as frontend.
  • Landing page system for marketing campaigns.

Conclusion

With CMS solutions you get a flexible, cost-effective and maintainable website that presents your content perfectly.

Project flow

  1. Content audit & goals: assess existing material, define formats and identify key KPIs.
  2. Setup & configuration: custom post types, user roles, editor workflows, translation management.
  3. Development & testing: components, page builder blocks, security testing, performance checks.
  4. Training & handover: editor training, documentation, onboarding videos and support.

Security & operations

  • Regular updates, security scanning and automated backups
  • Hardening against spam, brute-force attacks and unauthorised access
  • GDPR-compliant forms, consent solutions and cookie management
  • Monitoring uptime, Core Web Vitals and error logs

Extensions & integrations

  • Connecting CRM, marketing and newsletter platforms
  • Headless APIs for frontends, apps or information displays
  • Workflows for approvals, roles and versioning
  • Migration of legacy content from existing CMS platforms