Headless Magento

Caching makes a storefront feel quick by reusing work.

A product card says one price, a selected option shows another and the basket introduces a third.

A headless storefront can make a form look simple while hiding several decisions behind its submit button.

PWA Studio 12.6 focuses on accessibility. Its small interface fixes reveal how easily a custom storefront can lose someone between steps.

PWA Studio 12.5’s eventing framework gives headless teams a reason to define what their measurements actually represent.

PWA Studio 12.3’s dynamic-block support makes audience-specific storefronts more practical, while adding important state and testing questions.

PWA Studio 12.1’s contact mutation highlights an often-neglected part of a separate storefront: making sure a customer’s message reaches somebody.

PWA Studio 12’s shimmer component makes loading states a design choice, rather than an excuse to fill the screen with motion.

PWA Studio 11’s wish-list work is an opportunity to design saving, returning and choosing without losing the product context.