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Headless with Next.js. When it pays off.

A custom frontend on Shopware or Spryker gives you freedom in design and speed. It also means a second system. We tell you plainly when it pays off.

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What it includes

Next.js storefront
TypeScript, App or Pages Router, React Query – with a clear split between server, client and UI state.
Search and filters
Algolia or your platform's search, fast and filterable.
Checkout
Multi-step checkout with validation, including B2B roles and approvals.
Performance
Core Web Vitals as a goal from day one: code splitting and efficient data loading.

How it runs

  1. 1

    Decision

    Does headless pay off for your shop? We measure before we build.

  2. 2

    Architecture

    Frontend, APIs, search and checkout as a plan.

  3. 3

    Prototype

    The key flows with real data to try out.

  4. 4

    Build in iterations

    Shippable steps instead of one big release.

  5. 5

    Go-live and handover

    With documentation, without lock-in.

What we bring

  • Built a hybrid B2B platform on Spryker with a Next.js frontend: multi-step checkout, role-based interfaces, Algolia search.
  • Developed Next.js frontend services for the international CoffeeB launch.
  • Redesign and frontend of a B2C platform on Shopware 6 and React.

Questions

When does headless not pay off?

With a small catalogue, when the standard theme is enough, or when nobody can run a second system. Then we would rather optimise the existing frontend.

Shopware or Spryker?

It depends on your processes. We have built on both and tell you after a first call which fits your business model.

What happens to our SEO?

Next.js renders on the server. We plan URLs, metadata and redirects from the start.

Planning a new frontend?

We check with you whether headless pays off for your shop – before a line of code is written.

Book a scoping call