Question 1

If the site is 'static', how do I update the content?

Accepted Answer

You update content exactly like you would in WordPress—via a user-friendly CMS dashboard (like Sanity). When you hit 'Publish', it triggers an automated build that instantly updates the static files on the CDN. It's the best of both worlds: dynamic editing with static performance.

Question 2

Can JAMstack handle dynamic features like user logins or shopping carts?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The 'A' in JAMstack stands for APIs. While the core pages are pre-rendered, interactive elements (carts, accounts, forms) talk directly to third-party APIs or serverless functions via JavaScript in the browser.

Question 3

Is a JAMstack site more secure than a traditional WordPress site?

Accepted Answer

Dramatically so. Because JAMstack sites serve pre-rendered static HTML and communicate via APIs, there is no direct connection to an underlying database or server side code to exploit. This completely eliminates common vulnerabilities like SQL injections.

Question 4

How does JAMstack improve my website's SEO?

Accepted Answer

JAMstack architectures generate extremely lightweight HTML pages that load almost instantly from a global CDN. This phenomenal speed directly boosts your Core Web Vitals, which is a major ranking factor for Google Search algorithms.

Question 5

What is the cost to migrate an existing site to a JAMstack architecture?

Accepted Answer

Migration projects generally range from $10,000 to $25,000 depending on the size of the site and the complexity of the headless CMS setup. While the initial investment is higher, JAMstack drastically reduces long-term hosting and security maintenance costs.

Question 6

Which Headless CMS do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

We often recommend Sanity, Contentful, or Strapi. The choice depends on your team's editorial workflows and whether you need a fully managed SaaS CMS or an open-source self-hosted solution. All integrate seamlessly with modern Next.js/JAMstack frontends.

Question 7

How long does a JAMstack build take?

Accepted Answer

A standard JAMstack corporate website or high-performance blog takes 4 to 6 weeks to develop. E-commerce sites (Headless Shopify/Commerce) take slightly longer, usually 8 to 12 weeks to finalize all custom API integrations.

Question 8

Can I preview my content before publishing it live?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We configure Draft Mode and real-time previews inside the Headless CMS. Your editors can see exactly how the content will look on the live site before hitting the publish button, eliminating guesswork.

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