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Introduction

Learn about the WordPress + Next.js frontend starter for Front-End Sites.


Front-End Sites on Pantheon allow you to use decoupled architecture to separate your frontend and backend into distinct entities.

You can use a frontend starter kit to streamline the creation of your Front-End Site on Pantheon. Available WordPress Front-End starters are:

  • Next.js + WordPress
  • Gatsby + WordPress

Why Use the Next.js WordPress Starter?

The next-wordpress-starter is designed as a starting point for a Next.js site that consumes data from a WordPress backend configured with the pantheon-decoupled and wp-graphql plugins installed.

The starter has a dependency on the @pantheon-systems/wordpress-kit that includes helpers to maximize available WordPress backend features.

Requirements and Considerations

Review requirements and considerations for Front-End Sites on Pantheon before you begin your project.

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