For static and frontend websites

Keep your frontend. Make the content editable.

Dyrected helps developers add a CMS dashboard to static and frontend websites, so approved content can be managed outside the codebase while your design, routes, components, and frontend architecture stay under your control.

Built for modern frontend workflows: React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt, and more.

Make a frontend site editable View quick start

npx dyrected init

Static websites are fast, but content updates still get stuck in code.

Static and frontend websites are great for speed, control, and developer experience. But when content lives directly inside components, every small update becomes technical work.

A typo fix. A new FAQ. A pricing copy update. A new testimonial. A homepage banner. A new service section. The content owner should not need to touch the codebase or wait for a developer release for these changes.

Your frontend can stay custom without keeping content trapped in code.

Common requests

“The site is fast, but every edit needs a developer.”

“The content is buried in components.”

“Marketing needs this changed before launch.”

“We need a CMS, but not a whole new website platform.”

“I do not want to rebuild the frontend just to make content editable.”

Add a structured content layer to your frontend.

Dyrected gives your frontend website a CMS layer for approved content. Developers define the schema, connect the site to Dyrected, and keep full control over how content is rendered. Non-technical users get a dashboard. Developers keep the frontend.

Frontend freedom

Keep your framework, components, routing, styling, and deployment setup.

Editable content

Move selected content into structured fields that users can update safely.

No full platform migration

You do not need to move the website into a website builder just to make content editable.

Code-controlled structure

Define content models in config and keep the structure predictable.

How Dyrected works with frontend websites

Step 1: Choose editable content

Decide which content should be managed outside the codebase.

Step 2: Define your schema

Create the structure for pages, sections, collections, globals, and reusable content.

Step 3: Connect your frontend

Use the Dyrected SDK to fetch and render content inside your existing frontend.

Step 4: Test updates

Edit content in Dyrected and confirm it appears correctly on the website.

Step 5: Invite content users

Give access to the people who should manage approved content.

Turn hardcoded content into structured content.

Keep business logic and design in code. Move editable content into Dyrected.

Page content

Hero sections

Feature sections

Services

FAQs

Testimonials

Images

Pricing copy

Announcements

Blog content

SEO fields

Reusable sections

Global content

Navigation labels

Footer content

Contact details

Built for teams that care about the codebase.

Dyrected is not trying to own your frontend. It gives you a content layer that fits into the website you already built.

Define content structure intentionally.

Keep the schema close to your project.

Render content however you want.

Avoid hardcoding content that changes often.

Give non-dev users a dashboard without exposing the repo.

Demo preview

See a frontend page update from Dyrected.

Show a static or frontend website where homepage content, FAQs, services, and SEO fields are updated from Dyrected without changing the code.

Watch frontend demo

Page content

Hero sections

Feature sections

Services

Frequently asked questions

No. Dyrected manages content. Your frontend still controls rendering, layout, styling, routing, and deployment.

Yes. Dyrected is designed for modern frontend websites, including React and Vue workflows.

Yes, depending on your setup. You can connect your app to Dyrected-managed content using the SDK and configuration.

No. Dyrected can support static, frontend, and custom website workflows where content should be editable outside the codebase.

Yes. A developer sets up the content model and connects the website. After that, approved users can manage content from the dashboard.

Your frontend can stay custom. Your content can still be editable.

Use Dyrected to add structured content management to your frontend website without giving up control of the codebase.

Make a frontend site editable View quick start

npx dyrected init