Our guide to adopting Composable Commerce in just 16 weeks without upsetting your current platform system. Please fill out the form to access the Guide.
What’s inside?
- Unlocking Composable Commerce with your frontend
- Advantages of opting for a headless architecture upstream of composable
- Example of an e-commerce architecture with a headless frontend
- Key benefits of implementing FEaaS when transitioning to composable commerce
- Migration in phases
- Building a modern e-commerce platform: front-end first
- Real case studies
Everything you need to know about adopting Composable Commerce with serenity
With a modern commerce architecture, the back-end (which deals with orders, inventory) is separate from the front-end (which displays products and takes payments).
Separating the backend and frontend and introducing a headless storefront is the first step to take when adopting a composable architecture. A front-end agnostic from the back-end is beneficial to a composable system. It gives you control over the backend and frontend experiences and permits a gradual migration towards your ideal ecommerce platform.
Learn how to get there in just 16 weeks with Front-Commerce. Download the 5-page guide today.