How do I handle basic backend as a front-end dev?

I'm a front end developer and I need to build an e-commerce website which needs to include some backend aspects such as sign up/login forms and submissions + payment pages/submissions. What's the best way to go about this without having to hire a backend developer? I can code and design all the pages (and I want to write custom frontend code) but it's the form submissions and payment pages I'm a lil worried about. I'm aware WordPress Headless CMS exists and I'm considering learning on how to utilize that but have no idea where to start.

2 Comments
  1. Use plugins to do the back-end work. For example, WooCommerce is quite for selling products (though they do have a subscription policy that feels a little nickel and dimey), and has some spectacular add-ons that implement functionality that would be very expensive to build from scratch. WooCommerce has a lot of API’s and things you can use to customize the behavior that are quite accessible for front-end devs.

  2. Use woocommerce, all the forms,logins, accounts comes with it. If you even want to customize those, you can easily customize it.

 

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