A fast headless storefront that renders a WordPress car-listing backend through modern Next.js, with ten search filters and a loan calculator.
Car Importers UK wanted their WordPress-managed car listings served through a modern, fast frontend without giving up the WordPress editing workflow their team already knew.
Built a Next.js 16 / React 19 / TypeScript headless frontend on top of an existing WordPress backend so all listings, blog posts, and pages stay managed in WordPress but are served through a fast, SEO-optimised storefront. Delivered vehicle listings with ten filters, detail pages with gallery lightbox and enquiry forms, a homepage with hero, featured vehicles, body-type browse and a loan calculator, JWT-based login/register/dashboard, dynamic sitemap and OG images, and ISR cache revalidation via a WordPress webhook plugin. Shipped with a Vitest test suite.
Car Importers UK wanted their WordPress-managed car listings served through a modern, fast frontend without giving up the WordPress editing workflow their team already knew.
“100% satisfied... highly appreciate the professionalism as always”
“ok, that's great, we'll need something similar”
“100% satisfied... highly appreciate the professionalism as always”
“Your bid was the SHARPEST on the mechanics — two-phase idempotency, nonces, prepared SQL, evidence discipline — which is precisely our concern.”
“You have done a good job with the cache file behavior. I like that you understood the root of the problem.”
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“ok, that's great, we'll need something similar”
“100% satisfied... highly appreciate the professionalism as always”
“Your bid was the SHARPEST on the mechanics — two-phase idempotency, nonces, prepared SQL, evidence discipline — which is precisely our concern.”
“You have done a good job with the cache file behavior. I like that you understood the root of the problem.”
“Verified 5-star Freelancer.com review — see the review screenshot on this project's case study page.”