Drupal is one of the most powerful content management systems in the world — but its default rendering layer was never built for the speed modern users expect. We run Drupal headless: it stays in the back office as a pure content and editorial engine, while Next.js handles everything visitors actually see. The result is a sub-second frontend backed by a CMS your content team already knows how to use.
Description
Enterprise-grade content management decoupled from a blazing-fast Next.js frontend. Editors get a familiar Drupal CMS; visitors get a sub-second experience. Built for scale.
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10
Tagline
Enterprise content management, decoupled from a blazing-fast frontend.
Tech stack
Drupal 10
Next.js
JSON:API
TypeScript
Tailwind
Docker
Use cases
Content-heavy marketing sites
Multi-author editorial teams
Enterprise intranets and knowledge bases
Multilingual or multi-brand sites
Service Category
Features
Feature Description
Drupal serves content purely over JSON:API — no theme coupling, no PHP rendering on the critical path.
Feature Title
Decoupled Architecture
Feature Description
Your content team keeps the familiar Drupal admin UI. No code changes needed for day-to-day content updates.
Feature Title
Editorial Flexibility
Feature Description
Next.js static generation and incremental revalidation deliver near-instant page loads regardless of traffic.
Feature Title
Performance at Scale
Feature Description
Server-rendered HTML, structured data, and clean URLs — built in from day one, not bolted on after.
Feature Title
SEO-First
Feature Description
Content types, taxonomies, and field architecture designed around your actual data, not a generic template.
Feature Title
Custom Content Modeling
Feature Description
The same JSON:API and REST endpoints can power your website, mobile app, or any other client.
Feature Title
API-First Integration
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