A mapped stack
CMS, frontend, hosting, build pipeline, APIs and integrations are documented as one service.
All support services
One support view across the content stack
Keep the CMS, APIs and frontend moving as one website experience.
Headless websites split responsibility across more systems. We help map the stack, clarify ownership and support the connections between them.
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What this service is for
A headless CMS is only one part of the website. Webmasters.my supports the frontend, content API, deployment workflow and integrations as an operational whole.
The change we are working towards
From uncertainty to a website your team can confidently own.
Clearer ownership
Your team knows who handles content-model, frontend, deployment and integration issues.
Safer change coordination
CMS and frontend changes are assessed together to reduce broken contracts and surprise releases.
What we can cover
A clear scope around the work that matters.
Final coverage depends on the current website and the level of support agreed after review.
01
Stack discovery
Understand every layer that delivers the experience.
- CMS and content models
- Frontend framework
- API and webhook flows
- Hosting and deployment pipeline
02
Operational support
Investigate issues across system boundaries.
- Content delivery problems
- Build and deployment failures
- Frontend defects
- Third-party integration support
03
Lifecycle care
Keep connected technologies supportable.
- Dependency and platform reviews
- CMS upgrade planning
- Performance observations
- Documentation and continuity
How we begin
Understand first. Then change what is safe to change.
Map responsibilities and data flow
We identify the systems, vendors, repositories and handoffs involved in publishing the website.
Define the support boundary
We agree what our team owns, what stays with other providers and how incidents are coordinated.
Maintain the complete journey
Changes are assessed from editor action through API delivery, build and frontend experience.
A good fit for
- Corporate headless websites
- Marketing sites using a separate frontend
- Multi-channel content platforms
- Stacks inherited from another development team
Important boundaries
- A headless CMS vendor may not support custom frontend or infrastructure issues.
- Each third-party platform keeps its own support and lifecycle policy.
- Complex architecture changes require discovery beyond routine maintenance.
01What counts as a headless CMS website?+
The content system provides content through an API while a separate application renders the public website. That separation creates flexibility, but also more operational boundaries to manage.
02Can you support both the CMS and frontend?+
That is the purpose of the service, subject to reviewing the technologies involved. We define exactly which layers and integrations fit the support scope.
03Do you replace the CMS vendor's support?+
No. Vendor support and implementation support are different. We can coordinate application issues while the platform vendor remains responsible for matters within its coverage.
04Can you take over a headless site without documentation?+
We can begin with discovery, but missing repositories, deployment access or vendor accounts may limit immediate support. The first outcome is a clear map of what exists and what is missing.
A useful first step
Let’s understand what your website actually needs.
Share the public website and the concern on your mind. A person from our Malaysian team will review the context and recommend a sensible next step.
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