Your TYPO3 Stack Just Lost Another Developer Who Refused to Touch TypoScript

Yes—and that's really the whole point. Your editors keep working in TYPO3 exactly as they do now: creating pages, managing content, handling translations. The EXT:headless extension exposes all of that as JSON APIs. Next.js consumes those APIs and handles everything on the frontend. Two systems, cleanly separated, neither dependent on the other.

EXT:headless supports EXT:news, EXT:form, EXT:powermail, EXT:felogin, EXT:gridelements, and TYPO3 Solr out of the box. Custom extensions need TypoScript overrides to expose their data as JSON—we audit every installed extension during discovery and build those custom mappings where needed.

A typical mid-size migration—200 to 500 pages, multiple languages, standard extensions—takes 6 to 8 weeks. Larger sites with custom content elements, complex form workflows, or Solr integrations can run 10 to 12 weeks. We give you a fixed timeline during scoping, not a vague range.

We preserve every URL, redirect, canonical tag, hreflang attribute, and structured data block from your current site. Next.js static generation usually improves Core Web Vitals noticeably, which tends to help rankings. We run audits before and after to catch any discrepancies before cutover.

EXT:headless requires TYPO3 v9.5 or higher—though we'd strongly recommend v11 or v12 for the best API support and long-term security coverage. Running something older? We can fold a TYPO3 core upgrade into the migration project with an adjusted scope.

We typically deploy to Vercel for edge caching, instant rollbacks, and built-in preview deployments. Your TYPO3 backend stays where it is; the two systems communicate over HTTPS APIs. If your compliance requirements call for AWS, Netlify, or self-hosted Node.js infrastructure, we can work with that too.