Storefront
Next.js App Router with server components, image optimisation, and route-level streaming for collection and product pages.
Luxury Apparel Direct-to-Consumer
Migrated a legacy monolithic store to a decoupled Next.js front end with WooCommerce core, resulting in a perfect 92+ mobile PageSpeed score.

Measured impact
3.4x Higher
Conversion Lift
120ms Latency
P95 Mobile
92+ Mobile
PageSpeed
The original monolith shipped megabytes of unused JavaScript, checkout dropped mobile buyers on slow networks, and merchandising changes required engineering releases.
A headless Next.js storefront consumes a hardened WooCommerce GraphQL layer through Redis-backed edge caching. Incremental static regeneration keeps product and collection pages fast, while a typed merchandising workflow lets the commercial team publish campaigns without waiting for a deploy.
Next.js App Router with server components, image optimisation, and route-level streaming for collection and product pages.
WooCommerce retained as the source of truth for stock, pricing, and orders behind a GraphQL contract.
Redis tag-based invalidation keeps catalogue data fresh without a full rebuild on every price change.
A guarded CMS workflow lets the team schedule drops, bundles, and landing pages from a preview environment.
Tech stack
“Our headless migration delivered sub-second page loads and lifted mobile conversion immediately. The merchandising team can now launch a campaign without filing an engineering ticket.”
Tanvir Ahmed
Head of E-Commerce, Luxury Apparel DTC
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