Post 1: Creating a Reliable Job Platform with Headless

July 3, 2025

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H2: Introduction

P2: Figma has become a household name in the UIUX community. Being a truly browser-first product (not just storage in the cloud – no installation, no patching, no updates) and with highly collaborative features that no other player could think of or execute, Figma emerged as the clear market leader.

You can design anything on Figma – from a cool logo to native apps and much more. But design is just the beginning of building a world-class product. You need to bring your product to life by actually building it – Writing the damn code!

That’s where Locofy.ai comes in. While Figma is enough to get the ball rolling, Locofy.ai even takes it further by enabling anyone with a Figma design to get high-quality, pixel-perfect code. Hence, accelerating the building process – with minimal time and a shallow learning curve, builders can now quickly and easily go from Figma to code.

Validating an idea? Revamping your UI? The Locofy plugin puts Figma on steroids by taking your idea from design to websites and app.

Locofy takes your design through various stages and eventually deploys it on a provider of your choice (Netlify, Vercel).

Benefits of Headless WordPress

Flexibility: Build frontends with any technology stack.
Performance: Static or server-side rendered pages load faster.
Security: Reduced attack surface as the frontend is separated.
Scalability: Easily integrate with other platforms and services.

Tip: Need a high-performance website? Our web development services can help you build a headless WordPress site tailored to your needs.

How Headless WordPress Works

In a headless setup, WordPress handles content creation, storage, and management. The frontend, built with a framework like Next.js, fetches content via APIs. Here’s a simplified example of fetching posts using the WordPress REST API:

function reading_time_shortcode() {
    $content = get_post_field('post_content', get_the_ID());
    $word_count = str_word_count(strip_tags($content));
    $reading_time = ceil($word_count / 200);
    return $reading_time . ' min read';
}
add_shortcode('reading_time', 'reading_time_shortcode');

This code retrieves posts from your WordPress site, which can then be rendered dynamically on the frontend.

Use Cases for Headless WordPress

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This code retrieves posts from your WordPress site, which can then be rendered dynamically on the frontend.

Use Case	Features
E-commerce	Fast, customizable storefronts with WooCommerce integration
Mobile Apps	Deliver content to iOS/Android apps via APIs
Multi-channel Publishing	Share content across websites, apps, and devices