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Serviços de Desenvolvimento de CMS Personalizado

Infraestrutura de Conteúdo Construída para Equipes Editoriais

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Every build, every page
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What Is Custom CMS Development?

Custom CMS development means designing and building a content management system around how your organization actually works — your editorial workflow, your content model, your publishing process. Instead of forcing teams into generic WordPress templates, a custom CMS gives you precise schemas, granular role permissions, media asset pipelines, and API endpoints that reflect how your team actually creates and distributes content.

Onde os projetos falham

Editors waste hours fighting rigid page builders that don't match your content model Publishing slows down, and editorial staff burns out on workarounds.
No role-based access control means interns can publish straight to production Brand-damaging content goes live without review, and compliance violations follow.
Media assets scattered across Google Drive, Dropbox, and random upload folders Duplicates bloat storage costs and nobody can find the right image when they need it.
Content locked inside a monolithic CMS with no API exposure Syndicating to mobile apps, email, or partner channels becomes nearly impossible.
WordPress plugins create security holes and performance bottlenecks The site gets hacked or falls over under a traffic spike.
Every content type change requires a developer Simple editorial requests sit in a backlog for weeks and block entire campaigns.

Conformidade

Custom Schema Design

We model your exact content types, relationships, and validation rules. Every field has a purpose — no bloated templates or unused columns collecting dust.

Granular Role Permissions

Define who can draft, review, approve, and publish — right down to the field level. Editorial workflows enforce your governance model without grinding production to a halt.

Centralized Media Library

One source of truth for images, video, and documents, with automatic optimization, metadata tagging, and CDN delivery. Asset sprawl gone.

Headless API Exposure

REST and GraphQL endpoints expose your structured content to any frontend, mobile app, or third-party system. Your content becomes a platform rather than a silo.

Editorial Workflow Automation

Scheduled publishing, content expiration, approval chains, and webhook triggers handle the repetitive parts of content operations automatically.

Content Migration & Import

We extract, transform, and load existing content from WordPress, Drupal, or legacy systems into your new CMS with full relationship integrity intact.

O que construímos

Payload CMS Implementation

Self-hosted, TypeScript-native CMS with code-defined schemas, built-in auth, and a React admin panel that lives directly in your Next.js monorepo.

Sanity Studio Customization

Real-time collaborative editing with custom input components, portable text extensions, and GROQ-powered content queries.

Strapi Configuration & Deployment

Open-source headless CMS with auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs, custom plugins, and role-based content type permissions.

Supabase Content Backend

Postgres-backed content layer with Row Level Security, real-time subscriptions, and edge functions for custom publishing logic.

Preview & Draft Workflows

Live preview of unpublished content in your production frontend — editors see exactly what visitors will see before they hit publish.

Multi-channel Content Delivery

Structured content served via ISR, edge caching, and CDN to web, mobile, email, and digital signage from a single source of truth.

Nosso processo

01

Content Audit & Schema Mapping

We inventory every content type, relationship, and editorial workflow in your current system. The output is a typed schema definition and data model diagram your team reviews and signs off on.
Week 1
02

CMS Platform Selection

Based on your team size, technical capacity, hosting preferences, and budget, we recommend the right CMS platform and explain why. No default choices — just the right fit for your situation.
Week 1-2
03

Schema Build & Admin Customization

We build out your content types, configure the admin interface, create custom input components, and wire up role permissions. Editors test every workflow before we move forward.
Week 2-4
04

Frontend Integration & API Layer

Content APIs connect to your Next.js frontend with typed SDK clients, ISR revalidation, image optimization pipelines, and preview mode for draft content.
Week 4-6
05

Migration, Training & Launch

Existing content migrates with full integrity checks. Your editorial team gets hands-on training. We launch with 30 days of post-launch support included.
Week 6-8
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Perguntas frequentes

Qual CMS headless é melhor para equipes editoriais?

Depende do conforto técnico da sua equipe e dos requisitos de hospedagem. Sanity é excelente para colaboração em tempo real e portable text. Payload é a escolha certa se você quer propriedade total do código dentro de um monorepo Next.js. Strapi se encaixa em equipes que querem um admin open-source auto-hospedado com APIs geradas automaticamente. Recomendamos com base no seu fluxo de trabalho — não na preferência de plataforma.

Quanto tempo leva um build de CMS personalizado?

A maioria dos projetos leva 6–8 semanas de auditoria de conteúdo até o lançamento. Builds mais simples com menos de 10 tipos de conteúdo podem ser entregues em 4 semanas. Implementações multi-idioma com migrações de sistemas legados levam 8–12 semanas. Você recebe um cronograma fixo antes de qualquer coisa começar.

Vocês podem migrar nosso conteúdo WordPress existente?

Sim. Escrevemos scripts de migração customizados que extraem posts, páginas, mídia, categorias, tags e campos customizados do WordPress e os transformam no schema do seu novo CMS. Relacionamentos e estruturas de URL são preservados. Executamos verificações de integridade antes e depois da migração para que nada seja perdido.

Precisamos de desenvolvedores para gerenciar conteúdo após o lançamento?

Não. Esse é o ponto todo de um CMS bem construído. Sua equipe cria tipos de conteúdo, publica páginas, gerencia mídia e controla fluxos de trabalho sem tocar em código. Projetamos a experiência de administração em torno dos seus editores, não dos seus desenvolvedores.

Como funcionam as permissões de função em um CMS headless?

Configuramos controles de acesso granulares no nível de coleção e campo. Um redator iniciante pode rascunhar artigos mas não pode publicá-los. Um editor pode aprovar e agendar. Um admin gerencia funções de usuários e configurações do site. Cada plataforma lida com isso de forma diferente — Payload usa funções de controle de acesso, Sanity usa permissões de nível de documento, Strapi usa políticas RBAC.

Quanto custa o desenvolvimento de CMS personalizado?

Projetos começam em $8.000 para um build de plataforma única com até 10 tipos de conteúdo, permissões de função e integração frontend. Builds maiores envolvendo migração de conteúdo, suporte multi-idioma, componentes admin customizados e fluxos de trabalho editoriais complexos custam $14K–$25K+. Todo projeto recebe uma cotação de taxa fixa antes do trabalho começar.

Custom CMS Development from $8,000
Fixed-fee. 30-day post-launch support included.
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