Switching the display language

Headless CMS construction

Achieving ideal content management with a headless CMS and Jamstack

Liberogic specializes in building modern websites using a headless CMS and Jamstack. By introducing a headless CMS, we separate the backend and frontend, allowing for greater freedom in content management and enabling more efficient development. Using Jamstack also delivers faster performance, improved security, and enhanced scalability.
By reviewing your current web server environment and considering your site's future scalability and growth, you can build a more secure and faster site while keeping operational costs down.

Advantages of a headless CMS

01Security

With traditional CMS, the front end and back end are integrated, which means that in the event of a cyber attack, there is a risk that damage could extend to the database and admin screen. In contrast, with a headless CMS, the front end and back end are completely separated, making it extremely difficult for attackers to access internal systems. Furthermore, the platform itself automatically applies security updates and patches, significantly reducing the burden of security management.
This enables efficient resource management while maintaining high security, resulting in a safer and more sustainable web environment.

    02Regarding multi-site operation

    To centrally manage multiple websites, you can share a common management screen and grant update permissions, allowing you to divide permissions according to the person responsible for updates. This allows different people to smoothly manage the site according to their respective roles.
    Another feature is that by integrating the Application Programming Interface (API), content can be displayed and updated on a variety of devices, not just websites, including applications and digital signage.
    This enables efficient content management and unified content distribution across multiple platforms.

    03Regarding server environment construction and application management

    Many headless CMS are cloud-based and the environment they are installed in is platform-dependent, eliminating the need to build and maintain your own servers. This significantly reduces the burden of infrastructure management.
    In addition, resources in a cloud environment scale automatically, eliminating the need to manage servers in response to increases or decreases in traffic and ensuring system stability.
    The initial setup and environment construction are extremely simple and can be implemented in a short period of time, allowing you to focus on content management and application development rather than wasting time on building and managing infrastructure.

      04Advantages in page speed

      Building a website using a headless CMS has the great advantage of improving display speed.

      1. API-based content deliveryA headless CMS delivers content via API, separating the backend and frontend, making the frontend lightweight and quick to display content.
      2. Optimal Rendering MethodA headless CMS offers the flexibility to choose from a variety of rendering methods, including static site generation (SSG), incremental static regeneration (ISR), and server-side rendering (SSR). This allows you to choose the method that best suits your site's characteristics and needs, enabling fast page display and efficient content delivery.
      3. Utilizing caching and CDNA headless CMS can easily integrate with caching and content delivery networks (CDNs), reducing latency and significantly improving content loading speeds.
      4. Front-end performance improvementsWith no server or backend processing time required, you can focus on front-end performance, optimizing your code, and loading resources efficiently.
        As a result, this leads to an improved user experience.

      For example, WordPress uses dynamic generation, which can lead to excessive plugin use, complex theme design, and increased database load. Furthermore, this, combined with resource-limited hosting environments and a lack of caching functionality, tends to result in long page load times, and while it's easy to implement, there are often issues with display speed.

      Headless CMS implementation process

      • 1
        Hearing

        We will listen in detail to your website's current configuration, the types of applications, and the programs you use.

      • 2
        Current situation analysis and diagnosis

        We will analyze and determine how well your current configuration and application are suited to a headless CMS.

      • 3
        Proposal and design

        We design and propose the best solutions to solve our customers' problems.

      • 4
        Production/Development

        Creating/developing websites.

      • 5
        Implementation and testing

        It will be released after the test flow is complete.

      • 6
        Ongoing support

        We also assist with operational aspects.

        We pride ourselves on our reliable team structure and speedy response capabilities.

        At Liberogic, our experienced staff proactively drive projects forward, which is why we are highly regarded by our clients.
        We ensure that project managers and directors are properly assigned to ensure the smooth progress of the entire project. We prevent unnecessary cost increases from full commitments and allocate resources to the right people in the right places, and are well-known for the speed with which we can grasp the work content, create and submit estimates.

        Please note that we do not actively provide on-site services such as SES.

        We support almost all major project management and chat tools, including Slack, Teams, Redmine, Backlog, Asana, Jira, Notion, Google Workspace, Zoom, and Webex.

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