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Building on WordPress: custom blocks, headless front ends with Next.js, and automation.
Headless front ends, plugins and integrations, with the tests and release habits that keep them maintainable. The custom development and plugin pages describe the same work as an engagement.
Not covered yet: plugin dependency design, custom admin settings pages, and block editor accessibility.
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Headless WordPress with Next.js: when it fits
Headless WordPress with Next.js is worth it when you need a very fast, highly custom front end, several channels fed from one CMS, or a team that already works in React. It isn't worth it for a brochure site or a store that leans on page builders and plugins that expect to render the front end.