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We migrate growth teams off WordPress to Next.js + a headless CMS.

Next.js · Sanity · Strapi · Payload CMS

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© 2026 LetsCodexHeadless migration for growth-focused teams
[ Headless migration studio ]EST. for growth teams

Migrate off WordPress. Keep the rankings.Rebuild the stack. Keep the traffic.Modernize the frontend. Keep the authority.Lose plugin chaos. Keep the momentum.

We move growth-focused teams to a Next.js frontend and a headless CMS — faster pages, cleaner publishing, and a launch that protects the search visibility you already earned.

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Modern Web. Headless CMS. Limitless Possibilities.Modern Web. Headless CMS. Limitless Possibilities.

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(01) What we do

Services built
around the migration

Three focused offers — each a clean path off WordPress and onto a modern, content-first stack.

01

WordPress → Next.js

A full content + URL migration onto a server-rendered Next.js frontend, with rankings protected end to end.

301 redirectsCore Web VitalsSEO-safe
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02

Headless CMS + Next.js

Sanity, Payload, or Strapi modeled as a reusable content system and wired to a Next.js site with live preview.

SanityContent modelsLive preview
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03

Figma → Next.js

Pixel-faithful, component-based builds straight from your design files — accessible, responsive, production-ready.

Pixel-perfectComponentsResponsive
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Not sure which fits?

Start with a migration audit. We map your site and recommend the cleanest path — platform, redirects, and timeline included.

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(02) The drag

Why teams leave
WordPress

It got you online — now it's the tax you pay every week in speed, security, and your team's time.

01

Plugin sprawl

Forms, caching, SEO, security, builders — every plugin is another conflict waiting to break.

02

Slow pages

Render-blocking plugins and heavy themes drag Core Web Vitals — and conversions — down.

03

It compounds →

None of it is one big failure. It's a slow drag, paid weekly. We stop the meter.

See the full breakdown and our safety-first migration process on the Process page →

(04) In their words

What teams say
after launch

Same rankings, faster pages, and a CMS their team actually likes.

Client feedback

01 / 08

Mike Spadafora — Ward 14 · Canada
“Honestly, I wasn't sure what to expect but I was blown away by the results that were delivered. We couldn't have asked for a better final product. Usually we find ourselves going back and forth with the developer to the point it becomes a task and you're having to update things later on. That was not the case with Mubeen. What he delivered was exactly what we were hoping to have and beyond. It's clear that Mubeen is talented and well versed in coding and creating websites and we were lucky enough to have this superstar build something incredible for us.”

— stormharding · 2 weeks ago

Visit site ↗ mike-spadafora.vercel.app
kwh.ca · Canada
“Mubeen handled the backend Sanity CMS build for my site and did excellent work. He set everything up cleanly, structured the content schemas in a way that's genuinely easy to manage, and made sure the whole thing was solid and maintainable rather than just functional. Communication was clear throughout, he delivered on time, and he understood what I needed without me having to spell out every detail. If you need someone who knows Sanity inside and out and takes the backend seriously, I'd recommend him without hesitation. Will be working with him again.”

— jcjbruce · 1 week ago

Visit site ↗ kwh.ca
Next.js project · Italy
“I had a great experience working with Mubeen. He is highly skilled in Next.js and very professional in his approach. He quickly understood all my requirements, implemented the updates efficiently, and ensured the website was hosted properly on the official domain. His communication was clear, and he always responded on time. I'm very satisfied with the quality of his work and would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a reliable Next.js developer.”

— markreeves938 · 10 months ago

wishyoo · USA
“LetsCodeX is an excellent and trustworthy IT Company that helps WishYoo grow every day. They are been instrumental in making our platform a worldwide phenomenon. Thanks for being there LetsCodeX!”

— Ignacio Doncel · Founder @wishyoo

Visit site ↗ wishyoo.com
Eccleshallwebsites · UK
“I've worked with LetsCodeX on a few projects over the last year, They are completely genuine and talented. They are only ever been sincere, committed, and reliable. They have worked on some quite complex bespoke work for me with unusual functions, and is now somebody I will always go to when I need safe hands for a challenging piece of work. Thanks LetsCodeX, always a pleasure.”

— Joseph Cheetham-Wilkinson · Founder @Eccleshallwebsites

GOURMET GULF · UAE
“LetsCodeX team is extremely sharp and gets the point in the first explanation itself. They are fast in their work as well. Overall it was a nice experience, definitely continuing to work with them for any kind of Front end work.”

— Umar bheda · Head of IT @GOURMET GULF

Fedgroup · South Africa
“Really a pleasure working with Mubeen. Will definitely work with him again.”

— tashreekjackson

Visit site ↗ fedgroup.co.za
Today's Dental · UK
“Exceptional work - this is the beginning of a larger project so many things were new and unexpected but handled excellent and looking forward to the remainder of the project”

— Mike perky88

Visit site ↗ todaysdental.co.uk

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(05) Insights

Writing for teams
planning the move

Articles on migration planning, CMS decisions, and launch-risk control for content-led brands.

Editorial cover image showing a WordPress to Next.js migration workflow with redirects, content modeling, and performance planningWP -> Next
Migration8 min read

WordPress to Next.js Migration Checklist for Marketing Sites

The migration is not the hard part. Keeping URLs, forms, schema, analytics, and editorial workflows intact is where projects go wrong.

May 12, 2026Read →
Editorial cover image showing technical SEO guardrails for a headless replatform with canonicals, schema checks, redirects, and monitoringSEO Guardrails
SEO7 min read

Technical SEO During a Headless Replatform: What Cannot Slip

Headless builds do not hurt SEO by default. Incomplete migration planning does. These are the controls we treat as non-negotiable.

April 3, 2026Read →

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Tell us about your site. We'll send back a roadmap — scope, recommended CMS, redirect strategy, and timeline. No hard sell.

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