Support for Headless Frontend Frameworks (Next.js / Vue) with Custom Elementor Widgets

Describe the Problem I’ve been wondering for a while if it would be possible to extend Elementor in a way that allows developers to build custom widgets within the regular WordPress backend (using the existing developer documentation) — but render them on the frontend using modern headless frameworks like Next.js or Vue. The idea would be to keep the familiar Elementor editing experience in the backend for content creators and marketing teams, while developers could provide the logic and structure for widgets that are rendered dynamically via a decoupled frontend. In short: Backend: traditional Elementor interface with developer-built custom widgets. Frontend: modern, headless rendering (Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, etc.) for maximum performance and UX. This would enable developers to build fully headless WordPress + Elementor setups in a future-proof way — combining Elementor’s ease of use with the power of modern JavaScript frameworks. Would love to know if this is technic…