Terry Hunt, Strapi and Headless CMS Developer
I build Strapi-backed websites and applications for teams that need structured content, secure APIs, and frontend flexibility without carrying legacy CMS constraints.
I build Strapi-backed websites and applications for teams that need structured content, secure APIs, and frontend flexibility without carrying legacy CMS constraints.
Content Models
CMS structures that match how editors work and how frontend pages actually consume content.
Integrations
Clean Strapi integration with Next.js, React, API routes, previews, forms, analytics, and deployment workflows.
Production Ready
Permissions, environment config, backup thinking, and launch checks handled before the CMS goes live.
Strapi Work I Can Help With
- Strapi content modeling for service pages, blogs, portfolios, and reusable content blocks
- REST and GraphQL API integration with Next.js, React, and custom frontend applications
- Permission design, editorial workflow planning, and production CMS hardening
- Migration support from legacy CMS platforms, spreadsheets, and custom admin tools
How I Approach Strapi Projects
I treat Strapi as part of the product architecture, not just an admin panel. The content model needs to support real pages, reusable sections, SEO fields, previews, publishing workflows, API permissions, and future content expansion. Before building, I map the content types, frontend routes, editor responsibilities, and integration points. That helps avoid vague fields, duplicated content, brittle API assumptions, and CMS structures that only make sense to developers. The goal is a CMS that editors can use and a frontend that receives predictable data.
Strapi Expert FAQs
What does a Strapi expert help with?
A Strapi expert helps plan content models, permissions, API contracts, editorial workflows, frontend integration, migration paths, deployment, and production hardening.
Can Strapi power SEO landing pages?
Yes, but the model needs more than a title and description. It should support body sections, internal links, FAQs, CTAs, metadata, and reusable content blocks.
Can existing content be migrated into Strapi?
Yes. Existing posts, service pages, project entries, and structured content can be migrated into Strapi after the target content model is defined.