Custom web applications and decoupled sites — headless CMS, Next.js front end, edge delivery
Your site does not need thirty plugins to publish a page. We move your content into a headless CMS, rebuild the front end in Next.js, and serve it from the edge — so your editors keep working the way they do now and your attack surface stops growing every time you click update.
The site was fine until the theme, the page builder, the SEO plugin, the form plugin and the cache plugin each became something you have to keep current. Every one of them is a separate vendor, on a separate release cadence, with its own read and write access to your database.
We think the content is the asset. The platform is just where it happens to live.
WordPress ecosystem vulnerabilities disclosed in 2025 (Patchstack)
Year-over-year increase in those disclosures (Patchstack)
Of them in plugins — six were in core (Patchstack)
Median time from public disclosure to mass exploitation (Patchstack)
Every figure below is published research, and every one names who measured it.
The full working, with every source, is in Negative-Day.
The same site, taken apart into pieces that each do one job
Content modelled as structured fields with a real editing interface, living behind a versioned API instead of inside a theme.
A typed React front end, rendered ahead of time where it can be and on demand where it has to be.
Static output served from a CDN edge near the visitor. No PHP process to warm, and nothing to cache-plugin your way out of.
Every post, page, asset and permalink moved across, with a redirect for anything whose address changes, so nothing that ranks today loses its place.
The published site is static output. The write path lives behind the CMS's own authentication, not behind a tree of third-party plugins holding database access.
Structured data, sitemap, canonical URLs and a performance budget migrated as requirements rather than hoped for.
Audit what exists, model what should, cut over once it matches
We inventory every URL, template, plugin and integration on the current site, and mark what has to survive the move.
We design the content model and the front end together, so editors get fields that match how they actually write and the build has a typed contract to render against.
We migrate content and media, publish a redirect for every legacy URL, and switch DNS once the new site matches the old one on parity checks.
Where a replatform pays for itself fastest
A brochure and blog held together by a page builder and half a dozen plugins, where a routine update is a risk. Rebuilt as static pages with a content model the team already understands.
Catalog and checkout split from the storefront so each scales on its own terms. WooCommerce's own High-Performance Order Storage delivered 5x faster order creation — evidence the bottleneck was the data layer, not the design.
Thousands of posts migrated with permalinks intact, and redirects for the handful that had to change.
One content model, many locations or locales, all rendered from the same build.
Fixed bid, scoped per project, from $12,500. We look at what you have before quoting — the audit is what makes a fixed price honest.
See engagement pricingBring us the site you have. We'll tell you what moves, what gets rebuilt, and what should just go.
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Let HumanAIFusion rebuild the front end around the content you already have.
