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Our daily reality: code compiled into clean HTML, CSS and JS — fast, secure and predictable.

Why we built CCMS

Years with traditional CMS taught us that the main blocker for a fast, stable and trustworthy web experience wasn’t design or content — it was the runtime stack. Plugins, databases, builders and theme layers formed a brittle system that broke with every update and degraded performance over time.

CCMS is our answer: a compiler CMS where content and components live in modular JSON and are built into static HTML/CSS/JS. You get three small files per page, globally edge-cached, cookie-free by default, and consistently strong Core Web Vitals when templates are followed.

Fewer moving parts mean fewer failures, better security and simpler operations. Your site stays fast even when no one touches it for months.

The WordPress pain we left behind

WordPress is great, but in many projects the tool became the goal. Plugin bloat caused conflicts and unnecessary scripts/CSS. Security & maintenance required constant patching. Performance suffered from builders/heavy themes causing unstable LCP/CLS. Add cookie banners and ops complexity with caches, databases and WAFs. CCMS replaces this with predictable builds and a tiny runtime footprint.

How the compiler flow works

We author in module JSON (e.g., hero, text, faq). The build emits clean HTML, minified CSS and tree-shaken JS, plus correct hreflang, AI-ready schema and a full image pipeline (AVIF/JPG, DPR 1x–4x, proper srcset).

Artifacts are immutable and deployed on Cloudflare Pages. Updates are simple: edit JSON → build → publish.

Performance & SEO in practice

We optimize LCP, CLS and Speed Index at build time. Critical CSS is inlined, fonts use font-display: swap, and we only preload what genuinely improves first render. Images ship as AVIF with correct DPR variants and dimensions.

Structured data is deterministic across WebPage, Article and Service, helping your content surface in search.

Security, operations and ownership

No production database, no PHP, no public admin to brute-force. GDPR is easier thanks to a cookie-free default. When auth/forms/payments are needed, we isolate them via Workers/Functions with least-privilege access.

You own the artifacts. Want to move? Take the static files and host them anywhere.

When CCMS fits — and when it doesn’t

Great for marketing sites, docs, guides, landing pages, campaigns and editorial content where predictable performance and SEO matter. It pairs well with headless sources and API-driven commerce.

If you need heavy in-browser live editing or a huge runtime plugin ecosystem, a traditional CMS may be more practical. We’ll help you pick the right tool.

Migration without drama

Our process: 1) inventory current URLs/traffic, 2) map content to modules, 3) export media, 4) define redirects, 5) build & publish, 6) monitor CWV/Search Console. Expect faster pages, simpler ops and a resilient codebase.

Contact CCMS

Get in touch via the channels below — email or phone. We’ll respond quickly.

CCMS (Cehlin Solutions AB)

Kompilator-CMS — FAQs

What is Kompilator-CMS?

A static CMS that compiles modular JSON into plain HTML, CSS and JS. No PHP, no production database — just fast, secure, predictable pages at the edge.

How is it different from WordPress or headless?

WordPress renders on request and needs constant patching; headless often renders at runtime. Kompilator-CMS builds immutable artifacts at build time and serves them statically.

How do we edit content without an admin panel?

Edit module JSON → build → publish. We can add a lightweight editor UI or a Git flow to match your team.

How do forms, auth and payments work?

Via isolated serverless functions (Workers/Functions) and secure third-party flows, keeping the frontend static.

How fast is it in practice?

Critical CSS, optimized fonts and AVIF images deliver strong CWV; 100/100 mobile is achievable when following our templates.

What about SEO and structured data?

Deterministic schema and correct hreflang are generated at build and validate cleanly.

Do we need a cookie banner?

Default is cookie-free. If you embed third-party services, consent may be required; we support progressive activation.

Where is it hosted and who owns the artifacts?

Cloudflare Pages with global edge cache. You own the static files and can move hosting anytime.

How does migration work?

Inventory → module mapping → media export → 301 redirects → build & QA → launch → monitor CWV/GSC.

Backups, versioning and rollback?

Everything lives in Git. Each build is an immutable release; rollback is a redeploy.