01Platform choice and content modeling
We look at how your team publishes before recommending a platform, then model content as reusable structures you sign off before design.
Migrations
Headless & composable
Design & growth
We recommend the platform, model the content, and build the Studio and the front end as one project. We build on Sanity, and we will say so when Webflow’s CMS is the better answer.
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Most teams arrive with the platform already chosen, then the content model gets drawn to match the pages that exist today. The second brand, the second region and the app all get bolted on later.
Headless fixes the layout problem. It does not fix a model built page by page, and the model is the part you keep.
Your layout has a shelf life. Your content model does not.
We look at how your team publishes before recommending a platform, then model content as reusable structures you sign off before design.
The editing interface built around how your team works, rather than a default admin panel nobody enjoys.
The Studio and the front end as one project, with types generated from your content model, so a renamed field fails the build instead of reaching your customers.
Content field-mapped rather than re-entered, with redirects tested while the old site is still live.
Teams whose content reaches more than one place, where several people publish every week, and where the search footprint is too established to disturb.
Most of our 500+ builds are on Webflow, where we hold Enterprise Premium Partner status.
What carries over to headless is a team that has moved a lot of live traffic between platforms without dropping it.
Meet a technical lead to talk through how your team publishes, before you commit to a platform.
Key deliverable: Publishing audit, platform recommendation, migration map
Key deliverable: Typed content model,
roles matrix, sign-off
Key deliverable: Custom Studio, Next.js front end, generated types
Key deliverable: Field-mapped import, redirects, crawl comparison, training
We recommend the platform before design starts, because it is the decision that surfaces eighteen months later when someone asks why a simple change takes a sprint.
Every agency on this search recommends the platform it already uses. Here is how we actually decide.
Your content models keep changing and the editing experience matters. Schemas are defined in code, and the Studio is a React app we shape around your team.
See our Sanity workGovernance matters more than flexibility: roles, approvals, and a model your team configures without touching code.
One marketing team publishes one site and wants to change layout without a developer. If you are not publishing to more than one surface, headless adds cost you may not need yet.
See our Webflow workThe 50-point checklist our team uses before a platform switch: URLs, redirects, schema and tracking.
The execution framework, nothing else.
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“We needed our webflow website built in a really short timeline and Seattle New Media was able to work within not only our time constraints but...”

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Bring us your content, your surfaces and your constraints. We will recommend a platform and a model, and say so if headless is not the right move.
Reviewed by an engineer, not a salesperson. No decks, no automated sequences.
A CMS that stores content as structured data and delivers it through an API, with no front end of its own. Your website, app and any other surface all read from the same content.
The "head" is the front end. A headless CMS removes it, so the content is not tied to one set of page templates.
Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok, Strapi and Prismic, among others. We build on Sanity and Contentful.
There is no single best one. It depends on how often your content model changes, how many people publish, and how much governance you need. Section 08 above is how we decide.
Yes. A headless CMS has no front end of its own. We build yours in Next.js, with types generated from your content model.
Not if it is built for search. Server rendering, metadata per template, schema and the same redirect discipline as any migration. Headless projects lose visibility when everything renders client side and nothing is planned for crawling.
Yes, for content. Layout changes are a front-end job, which is the honest trade compared with Webflow.
Close. Composable usually means the wider stack, where the CMS, search, commerce and analytics are separate services connected by APIs. A headless CMS is the content part of that.
Yes, field-mapped rather than re-entered. CMS migration services
We have a dedicated page for that. Sanity CMS agency
Most run [X] to [X] weeks, depending on the number of content types, surfaces and integrations.
[X] days of ranking and 404 monitoring, editor training, and a recorded walkthrough you keep. Retainer clients usually hear back within the hour, and most requests are picked up the same day.