A place for all content
Maintain texts, images, data once, deliver to all channels via API. No double maintenance, no inconsistencies.
LEAN Operations: Headless CMS
Publish once.
Reach everywhere.
We build headless CMS solutions with API-based content delivery: A place for content, consistently delivered across web, app, kiosk, social media.
What's it about?
For companies whose content teams maintain the same content in multiple systems. For products with more than one channel and editors who know more workarounds than SEO options.
Your benefit:
- Content efficiency ↑
- Channel consistency ↑
- Time-to-publish ↓
Do you know?
What does this bring you?
Faster publication
Content team publishes independently, without developer tickets. New pages, changes, campaigns – live in minutes instead of days.
Flexible for every channel
Web, app, kiosk, digital signage, social media. New channel? New API connection, no CMS overhaul.
Independence from the frontend
Content and presentation are decoupled. Frontend redesign without content migration, CMS change without frontend overhaul.
Pilot Phase
Deliver first, then commit. That's what the pilot is for.
- Duration
6-8 weeks
- Assessment
Which content types? Which channels? Which workflows have priority?
- Derived from this
CMS selection, collection structure, frontend connection
Deliverables
- Selection and setup of a headless CMS
including a sample collection with up to 10 fields
- UI design for 1 page type
with up to 5 interactive/form components or 10 static UI components based on your CI guidelines
- Implementation of a sample page
with CMS connection – up to 10 fields dynamically maintainable
- Tested and deployed
for internal demo purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Which headless CMS do you recommend?
It depends on your context. We work with Strapi, Directus, Payload (all open source, self-hosted), Sanity, Storybook, Contentful. We recommend based on your requirements – team size, hosting preference, budget, existing infrastructure.
What is the difference to a classic CMS like WordPress?
In a classic CMS, content and presentation are coupled – the CMS determines how the page looks. In headless, content is accessible via API and can be displayed in any frontend. More flexibility, more channels, less dependency.
Can our editors operate the CMS themselves?
Yes, that's the point. Modern headless CMS systems have editor-friendly interfaces. In the pilot, we build the collections and fields so that your content team can publish without developers.
How complicated is it to connect a new channel?
Significantly less than with a classic CMS. The content already exists via API – a new frontend (app, kiosk, digital signage) retrieves the data and displays it. No content migration, no double maintenance.
Do we have to replace our existing CMS?
Not necessarily. Headless can run in parallel – new channels via the headless CMS, existing CMS remains for now. Migration step by step, without a big bang.
What is the pilot phase?
A clearly defined project with a defined scope – typically 4-12 weeks. You won't receive a concept paper at the end, but a functioning result: real code, tested and deployed. The pilot shows you what we can do before you make a long-term decision.
What happens after the pilot phase?
After the pilot comes the proof: We look together at the results – what worked, what was worth it, where are the gaps? Everything measured against defined KPIs, not gut feeling. Based on this, you decide: scale, adjust, or stop. No pressure, no upselling. If the proof convinces, we go into scale – your project grows, your team grows with it, the knowledge stays with you.
Do I have to start with a pilot phase?
No. The pilot is our recommended entry point because it creates clarity for both sides – but it's not a must. If you already know what you need and want to get started right away, we can also join an ongoing project or start directly in a larger scope. We adapt to your pace.
Do you work T&M or fixed price?
Start as a timeboxed pilot in T&M (optionally with cap). No fixed price risk, no lock-in. You see at any time what you are paying for – and can stop at any time. But very few do.
If you still have questions, just contact us
