Website design & development · Live website
Anito designed Milyon Digital’s website and built it, connected the Next.js frontend to WordPress for publishing, and wrote a custom plugin for structured service and team content.
The assignment
Milyon Digital sells marketing and creative services. Its website needs to present those services, introduce the company, publish articles, and give prospective customers a route to a consultation.
Anito’s assignment covered both the visual design and the implementation. The result combines a custom Next.js website with a separate WordPress content system and a purpose-built management plugin.
The website uses a hybrid content model. Page layouts and interactive components live in the frontend code. Editorial content, including blog articles, comes from WordPress. This keeps the public design separate from the article-publishing interface.
Implementation
The work covers the visible website, the content connection, and the CMS extension. Each has a different responsibility in the finished system.
Anito designed and implemented the website interface in Next.js and React. The delivered frontend contains dedicated layouts for marketing services, company information, industry content, case studies, and contact, with separate desktop and mobile presentation where the design requires it.
The blog reads published articles from WordPress through the REST API. The listing supports pagination, article images, excerpts, and publication dates. Individual article pages display the full content and author information, with links to the previous and next article.
Anito also built Milyon Digital Manager, a WordPress plugin with dedicated service and team-member content types. The service editor stores descriptions, icons, links, and categories. Team records include a role and profile image. The plugin exposes these structured records through custom read endpoints.
The contact page embeds the client’s scheduling service within the website. Visitors can reach the booking interface from the site’s calls to action. Scheduling is supplied by the external booking platform; the website provides the surrounding experience and integration.
Responsive interface
The mobile layout changes the navigation, heading scale, spacing, and position of the primary action. The project includes mobile-specific components alongside the desktop interface, rather than relying on a desktop page shrinking to fit.
These captures show the deployed site. Open it on your phone to inspect the menu, page layout, and service navigation yourself.
View the live marketing-services page ↗
Content architecture
WordPress handles editorial content. Next.js renders the public interface. The connection between them is an API, which lets the website read published content without using a WordPress theme.
Articles, media, author information, and publication dates.
Next.js reads article lists and individual posts through the content API.
Custom listing and article layouts display that content to visitors.
Milyon Digital Manager adds structured service and team-member records to WordPress. Editors get dedicated fields rather than having to assemble those records as free-form page content.
The supplied frontend includes coded service layouts and team presentation as well as CMS-fed articles. The architecture does not make every part of the website editable through WordPress.
Published content
Open the article index, choose a post, and follow the article navigation. This is the public side of the publishing integration described above.
For a similar project
A custom website project includes decisions about who edits content, which layouts are reusable, what stays in code, and which external systems the site must connect to.
Anito can scope the design, frontend, content model, CMS extension, and integrations together. Your proposal identifies each deliverable and its acceptance criteria before implementation starts.