SJ Sinan
Available for new projects
SJ Sinan
Available for new projects
A Next.js front end for speed, with WordPress behind it so you edit content the easy way.
From $499 one-time14 days
Overview
Most business owners have never heard the word "headless", so here it is in plain terms. A normal WordPress site does two jobs at once: it stores your content and it builds the pages visitors see. A headless site splits those jobs. WordPress only stores your content, and a separate Next.js front end shows it to visitors.
Why does that matter to you? Visitors get a custom-coded site that loads almost instantly, which helps Google rankings and keeps people on the page. You still log in to the same familiar WordPress dashboard to write blog posts, add case studies and change text. And because visitors never touch WordPress directly, there is far less to hack and far fewer plugins to update.
This website, sjsinan.com, is built exactly this way. Every blog post and case study you see here is written in WordPress and appears on the Next.js site within about a minute.
Who It's For
Sites where slow pages cost leads, sales or rankings.
Owners who write blogs or add case studies every month.
Businesses tired of plugin updates and hacked WordPress sites.
Existing WordPress sites that have become slow and heavy.
What's Included
Tools I use
Process
Mapping your pages and the content you want to edit yourself.
Setting up WordPress with the right content types and fields.
Designing and coding the fast Next.js site that reads from WordPress.
Deploying both parts, testing edits and training you on the dashboard.
Tell me about your project. I usually reply on WhatsApp or Telegram within 30 minutes.
Pricing
Fixed prices in USD.
$499one-time
$849one-time
$1,499one-time
Add-ons
Add them to any website package at a fixed price.
$15 per round
One more round of changes after your included revisions are used.
$25 per page
For WordPress, portfolio, coach and service business websites.
$40 per page
For custom-coded Next.js and headless WordPress websites.
Need something different? Book a free call and get a custom quote.
FAQ
It means the part of the website visitors see (the "head") is separate from where the content is stored. WordPress stores your content, and a Next.js front end displays it. For you, the result is a faster site that you still edit in WordPress.
Yes. You log in to WordPress and write posts, add case studies and update content as usual. Changes appear on the live site automatically, usually within about a minute.
It is faster, more secure and fully custom, but it costs more to build and design changes need a developer. For a simple site you rarely update, normal WordPress is often enough. If speed, SEO and regular publishing matter, headless is usually worth it.
Plugins that manage content, such as SEO fields or custom fields, still work. Plugins that change the look of the site, like page builders or sliders, do not, because the design is coded in Next.js.