Moving a Slow WordPress Store to Astro Without Losing Your Checkout
The "headless WooCommerce" idea, explained in plain English If your WordPress store feels slow and you've already tried caching plugins, image compression, and a better host, you may be hitting a wall that's built into how WordPress works. There's a way around it that lets you keep the part of your store that makes money (the cart, checkout, and payments) while replacing the part that makes it slow. It's often called "headless WooCommerce." The name sounds complicated, but the idea is simple. Why WordPress stores get slow A normal WordPress/WooCommerce site builds every page on demand. When a
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