Headless CMS Implementation
Content APIs feeding web, mobile and other channels from a single source.
SKAD IT Solutions has merged with Hexagon IT Solutions.
CMS Development
Content platforms your marketing team can run without a developer.
SKAD IT Solutions builds and customises content management systems, so publishing, editing and layout changes stop requiring engineering time.
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Clear ownership
Decision rights mapped early
Reviewable delivery
Visible work and release cadence
Maintainable handoff
Documentation built into delivery
Organizations SKAD Has Worked With
What We Do
Traditional CMS Builds
WordPress, Drupal and similar platforms configured and extended around your workflow.
Custom Editor Experiences
Editing interfaces designed around how your team actually writes and publishes.
Content Migration
Moving existing content, media and URL structure onto a new platform without losing search rankings.
Multi-Site and Multi-Language
Shared components and content across regions, brands or languages.
Workflow and Permissions
Draft, review and approval flows with role-based access.
Why Teams Choose Us
Editors first
If the people publishing content find it awkward, the platform has failed regardless of the architecture.
Migration handled properly
Redirects, media and metadata are part of the plan, so traffic survives the move.
Extensible without lock-in
Customisation done through supported extension points, so upgrades stay possible.
Tools and Technologies
01
Headless
Contentful 
Sanity 
Strapi 
Payload 02
Traditional
WordPress 
Drupal 03
Front-end
Next.js 
Astro 
React 04
Delivery
Vercel 
Cloudflare 
CDN caching Frequently Asked Questions
Headless if you publish to more than one channel or want full front-end control. Traditional if a single website with fast editing is the whole requirement.
With a redirect map and metadata migration, yes. Without one, no.
Yes, through a component library exposed in the editor rather than free-form HTML.
Yes, including translation workflow and locale-specific content.
Yes, whether that means extending it or planning a move off it.