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Case Study: Building a Headless WooCommerce Platform with Next.js

Navixa Engineering
October 10, 2024
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Case Study: Building a Headless WooCommerce Platform with Next.js

WooCommerce has great catalog management, but its default PHP theme system is notoriously slow. We decoupled our client's shop using Next.js on the frontend while keeping WooCommerce as the admin panel.

The Client's Performance Challenge

With thousands of products and plugins, page load times had climbed to over 4 seconds, severely hurting sales rankings.

The Headless Transition

  • WordPress REST API: Fetch catalogs and product configurations on build.
  • Static Site Generation (SSG): Compile checkout and catalog pages in advance.
  • Secure Edge API: Process checkout routes securely through serverless server actions.

The resulting website loaded in under 0.8 seconds, producing an immediate lift in sales conversions and organic search traffic.

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