asambeauty GmbH
via Arnia Software
Replatforming to a composable, headless D2C architecture — Vue.js/Nuxt 3 storefront, custom backend plugins.
Headless commerce
Headless Shopware storefronts with Vue.js and Nuxt
Keep Shopware as the commerce engine and build the frontend your brand actually needs — fast, content-rich and independent of backend release cycles.
Is headless right for you?
Headless adds a second application to build and run. It pays off in some situations and is overkill in others.
Worth it when
- Brand experience is a key differentiator
- You combine commerce with a CMS or rich content
- Several frontends share one backend (web, app, kiosk)
- Frontend and backend teams need to ship independently
Probably not yet when
- The standard storefront covers your needs
- There is no team to own a separate frontend
- Budget is tight and time-to-market matters most
What we deliver
Nuxt storefront
Server-rendered Vue.js / Nuxt frontend on the Shopware Store API, built for Core Web Vitals.
Backend plugins
Custom Store API routes and plugins so the frontend gets exactly the data it needs.
CMS integration
Shopping experiences or an external headless CMS, wired so editors are not blocked by developers.
Replatforming
Moving an existing monolithic shop to a composable setup step by step, not in one risky big bang.
Headless in practice
Cheesemy
via IronShark GmbH
Shopware 6.4 → 6.7 upgrade, code and plugin migration; recurring subscription system with payment retry; e-learning module integrated into the storefront.
Selection Schwander
via Computer Rock
Data migration Shopware 5 → 6: products, customers and price calculation.
Let’s talk about your project
A 30-minute call is enough to understand your situation and tell you honestly what it would take.
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