Composable CMS
Headless CMS architecture for teams that need content systems, not just pages
I design headless CMS architecture across Sitecore XM Cloud, Contentstack, Optimizely, and Next.js. The work is content modeling, frontend contracts, multi-site structure, and the operational details that let teams publish without developer bottlenecks.
What I do
Practical architecture, production code, and clean delivery.
Design content models that match how editors actually assemble pages and campaigns.
Map CMS data into reusable frontend components with clear ownership boundaries.
Plan multi-site, localization, taxonomy, and theming patterns before they become migration problems.
Build the integration layer between CMS APIs, Next.js routes, and production deployment workflows.
Approach
I make the constraints visible before the implementation hardens.
Make the content model specific enough to protect quality and flexible enough to support change.
Use composable architecture only where it reduces coupling or improves delivery speed.
Keep API shape, rendering strategy, and editor usability in the same conversation.
Document decisions in plain language so engineers, marketers, and product teams can share the system.
Public proof
Recent work and technical writing.
The public work below is not all CMS work, but it shows the same systems thinking I bring to CMS platforms: tight data boundaries, clear product scope, and maintainable delivery.