Decouple the architecture
We separated the storefront from the commerce back end, connecting them through APIs so each could evolve independently.
A migration from a legacy monolithic platform to a fast, headless Next.js storefront, built for search visibility and conversion in every market.
The brand’s storefront ran on a legacy monolithic platform where the front end, catalogue and checkout were tightly coupled. Pages were slow to load, especially on mobile and far from the origin server, and every design change required a risky full release.
Slow pages were costing sales and search visibility. The brand needed a faster, more flexible storefront that its marketing team could update without waiting on developers, while protecting the organic traffic it had already earned.
We separated the storefront from the commerce back end, connecting them through APIs so each could evolve independently.
Pages are pre-rendered and served from a global edge network, with optimised images and minimal JavaScript on every route.
A full redirect map, structured data, clean URLs and Core Web Vitals monitoring kept existing rankings safe through the migration.
A headless content workflow lets the marketing team publish campaigns and landing pages without a developer release.
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