Seleucia Trade: a trade platform the team runs on its own
I built a dynamic web platform on Next.js and Strapi CMS for Seleucia Trade, a company working in international trade. The non-technical team now updates the content itself instead of waiting for a developer.
Seleucia Trade
International trade company
Full stack development
- Web platform development
- Headless CMS integration
- Content management setup
- 40% faster content updates
- Headless architecture on Strapi CMS
- A content panel for a non-technical team
Problem
A company in international trade needs a website that stays current: products, announcements and company information change often. When every content change needs a developer, updates slow down and the team waits.
The goal was a platform that non-technical staff can use comfortably while it stays fast and flexible.
Solution
I built the front end with Next.js and TailwindCSS and the content layer with Strapi CMS. Because content and interface are separated, changes the team makes in the Strapi panel reach the site without touching code.
- Dynamic, fast pages with Next.js
- A Strapi CMS panel the team can use on its own
- A consistent, easy to maintain interface with TailwindCSS
- A headless architecture that keeps content and interface apart
Result
Non-technical staff now manage the content themselves. As a result, content update cycles are 40% shorter.
- 40% reduction in content update cycles
- No developer needed for routine content changes
- A structure ready for new content types
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