We design a content model and editor workflow your team understands, and connect it to a separate frontend. Content stays manageable without the CMS dictating your design or technology.
4.9/5 on Google26 reviewsEditors only get the fields and components they need. The website stays fast, consistent, and replaceable later without rewriting all the content.
These services complement this one and help you choose the right approach for your project.
The API is just one part. The quality sits mainly in the content model, the editor experience, and publishing control.
Fields and components follow real content: services, cases, authors, FAQs, and relations, without technical names in the dashboard.
The website fetches content in a structured way and renders it into accessible pages with their own design and technical SEO.
Drafts are reviewed before publishing. After publication, builds and browser checks confirm links, schema, and pages still work.
Headless fits when you need a lot of custom work, use content in multiple places, or want to renew the frontend independently. For a simple site with few changes, a classic CMS or website builder can be faster and cheaper.
The most important questions are about who publishes, which content returns, which languages and relations are needed, and who maintains the technology. Only after that do we choose a platform.
Digital experiences that feel like the company behind them.
A fast rental site that makes choosing and requesting simple
Our own site as a running case: measured monthly, reported honestly
A premium site for practical AI agents under human control
Guitar lessons in Antwerp: page one for teacher Ben Boeckx
A boxing site with punch for personal trainer Brian, on a small budget
Beautiful and findable on a budget: Astro and custom bookings
A cinematic site for professional content creation and video production
A light portfolio site where prospects find the right video type
A sharp SaaS site that explains social recruitment and leads to a demo
A clear site for heat pumps and air conditioning, DIY to installation
One clear digital story for facility and industrial services
Clear and personal: you always know what is happening, what I need from you and what the next step is.
We discuss your business, your customers, the bottleneck and what the website or workflow needs to achieve.
You get a clear structure and visual direction, with choices I explain in plain language.
I do the build, share work in progress and check the content, speed, technical quality and mobile usability.
After launch I stay available for maintenance, performance tracking, and targeted improvements.
At Straffe Sites you work directly with the team. Seppe stays your dedicated point of contact and builds your website; the team supports him with commerce, code and photography where needed. Communication stays direct, and your questions never get lost between account managers.
Straightforward answers before you decide whether this service fits your business.
It manages content separately from the visible website. A frontend fetches the data via an API and decides design and rendering itself.
The separate frontend can be built very fast, but headless is not automatically faster. Implementation, images, hosting, and scripts remain decisive.
Yes. A good implementation offers clear fields, components, previews, and roles. Technical freedom does not have to mean a complicated editor screen.
Yes. We first inventory types, relations, media, URLs, and redirects. Then content is imported into the new model and checked.
Often Storyblok, but the choice depends on workflow, languages, permissions, budget, and integrations. The content model matters more than the brand name.
Technical terms from this page, explained briefly and linked to the full knowledge base.
a content management system that stores and manages structured content separately from presentation and delivers it via an API to websites or other channels.
software for creating, managing and publishing website content without editing source code for every change.
a defined interface through which software systems exchange data or invoke permitted functions under agreed rules.
a formal description of content types, fields, relationships, and validation rules that defines how content is stored as structured data.
Tell us who manages content and where it needs to appear. We advise on structure, editor workflow, and frontend without platform sales pitch.
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