Next.js frontend on headless WordPress
The site was rebuilt in Next.js on Vercel with WordPress left as a headless CMS: the team publishes where it always did and the frontend regenerates itself.
Case studies · Content platform · 2026
bilinkis.com: the content platform of Santiago Bilinkis
Santiago Bilinkis, tech thought leader and author, needed a platform uniting his long-running WordPress blog with new experiences: an interactive AI guide, audience surveys and automated lead capture.
Before and after
- Next.js 15
- Frontend
- WordPress
- Headless CMS
- Vercel
- Hosting
The challenge
Fifteen years of WordPress content can't be migrated lightly: the full archive and its SEO had to be preserved, while building experiences WordPress alone couldn't deliver.
The answer was headless: WordPress remains the CMS the team knows, and a new Next.js frontend serves the content with the speed and flexibility that were missing.
What we did
AI guide in three levels
Three tracks (beginner, intermediate and advanced) with chapters, reading time and a one minute diagnostic that recommends where to start. It updates every week.
Futuro en Construcción landing
A dedicated space for the outreach project, with a recommender that returns the next video to watch in three questions.
Books and downloads portal
All three books with their own page, and the ones already in the public domain download as complete PDFs. A single form unlocks every material.
Surveys with public results
A custom survey system wired to the CRM: 24,022 responses across the first six, with results published and linked to the episode.
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