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Software Development

CMS Development

We build content systems your marketing team can actually run: headless CMS feeding a Next.js front end, WordPress and WooCommerce stores, and custom editorial platforms. Clean content models, static pages that load fast, and migrations that move years of posts and media without breaking a single URL.

Content platforms editors want to use
Overview

Content platforms editors want to use

CMS Development is how we give your editors control over content without a developer in the loop for every edit. We design structured content types, wire up draft and preview workflows, and connect the CMS to whatever front end you run. It suits marketing teams, publishers, and stores that outgrew a rigid page template and need a system built around their real content.

Our approach starts with your content, not the tooling. We map the pages, fields, and relationships you actually publish, then pick the stack that fits: headless with Next.js when speed and multi-channel reuse matter, WordPress and WooCommerce where plugins and a familiar admin win, or a custom CMS when nothing off the shelf models your data cleanly. You own every schema, block, template, and admin credential we hand over.

Structured content types, not rigid page templates
Live preview before anything reaches production
Migrations that keep every old URL redirected
Front end and CMS admin decoupled through APIs
Your Development Partner

We stand for excellence.

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Headless CMS on modern front ends
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Headless CMS on modern front ends

We separate content from presentation so the same articles, products, and landing pages feed a Next.js site, a mobile app, and a partner API from one source. Editors work in a clean admin while the front end renders statically or on demand, and a publish triggers an incremental rebuild so changes go live in seconds instead of after a full redeploy.

Content APIs consumed by a Next.js front end
Incremental static rebuilds on publish
One content source feeding web, app, and API
WordPress and WooCommerce, done right
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WordPress and WooCommerce, done right

We build WordPress and WooCommerce sites that stay fast and maintainable instead of drowning in plugins. Custom Gutenberg blocks and post types match how your team writes and sells, the checkout is tuned to cut drop-off, and we harden the stack so a busy store does not fall over on its biggest sales day.

Custom Gutenberg blocks and post types
WooCommerce checkout and payment tuning
Plugin audits and admin security hardening
Content migrations without the wreckage
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Content migrations without the wreckage

Moving off a legacy CMS is where most projects lose traffic and data. We script the migration, map old fields to new content types, preserve every author, image, and category, and put 301 redirects on every changed URL so your search rankings and inbound links survive the switch intact.

Automated field and media mapping
301 redirects for every changed URL
Post-migration parity and crawl checks
What We Offer

Everything you need.

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Headless CMS

Decoupled content delivered anywhere via APIs.

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WordPress & WooCommerce

Custom themes, plugins, and storefronts.

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Custom CMS

Tailored editing experiences for your content model.

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Migrations

Move your content safely to a modern platform.

Capabilities

What we handle across a CMS build

Content modeling and schema

We turn your pages and campaigns into reusable content types with clear fields, relationships, and validation. Editors get sensible inputs instead of a wall of raw HTML, and developers get a predictable schema that renders cleanly across every template and channel.

Reusable content types and blocks
Field validation and required rules
Reference relationships between entries
Content modeling and schema
Why Aprodence

Reasons teams choose us.

Editors stay independent

We build an admin your marketing team runs alone, so routine posts, edits, and scheduling never wait on a developer's queue.

Speed built in

Static rendering, edge caching, and lean WordPress builds keep pages loading fast even as your content library grows into thousands of entries.

Migrations that hold

We preserve every URL, author, and asset, and 301-redirect old paths so search traffic survives the platform switch.

Right stack, not trendy

We choose headless, WordPress, or custom based on your content model and team, not on which CMS is fashionable this year.

Clean, documented handover

You get full source, content schemas, admin credentials, and an editor walkthrough, so any developer or editor can take it forward.

Secure by default

We audit plugins, lock down the admin login, and patch known holes so a public CMS does not become an open door.

Our Solutions

The tools we work with.

WordPressWordPress
WooCommerceWooCommerce
PHPPHP
Next.jsNext.js
Node.jsNode.js
MySQLMySQL
How We Work

A proven process

Discovery
Planning
Design
Development
Testing
Launch
FAQ

Common questions

It depends on your team and channels. If you publish to a web app plus mobile or need static-fast performance, headless on Next.js fits. If editors want a familiar admin, Gutenberg, and a plugin ecosystem, WordPress is often the pragmatic choice.

Yes. We map every old URL to its new path and put 301 redirects in place, preserve titles, metadata, and images, and run crawl checks after launch. Rankings usually recover quickly because search engines follow the redirects cleanly.

That is the point of the build. We create structured fields, custom blocks, and live preview so editors publish, schedule, and update pages themselves. Developers only step in for new content types or design changes, not day-to-day edits.

Yes. We build the catalog, variations, and checkout, integrate payment, shipping, and tax, and tune performance so product pages stay fast under load. We also handle the plugin hygiene and admin hardening that keep a live store stable.

Both. We extend and clean up existing WordPress or headless setups, fix plugin bloat and slow queries, and add new content types. If the current platform genuinely cannot scale, we will say so and plan a migration.

Ready to own your content stack?

Tell us what you publish and where it lives today. We will map the content model, recommend headless, WordPress, or custom, and scope the migration and redirects.