Gordon College
A higher-ed Craft rebuild for a large content library, stakeholder needs, and long-term CMS use.
Read the case studyBuild a better Craft site.
We build, migrate, and rebuild Craft sites that are easier to edit and safer to launch.
- Enterprise Verified Craft CMS Agency Partner
- Build, migration, rebuild, and support planning
- Content models editors can use day to day
Craft sites built for hard jobs
CoxHealth
A Craft CMS site built around healthcare users, content structure, stability, and support.
Read the case studyWhat should change?
We review the job, content model, editor workflow, migration risk, and launch path before scoping work.
Best for
Teams whose website needs to support growth, service, recruiting, or complex content.
What we map
Content, editor workflows, integrations, migration, search, accessibility, launch, and support.
What you get
A clear starting point: build, migrate, rebuild, or support.
For sites that need to grow without CMS friction.
Good fit
- Your current CMS makes content hard to manage.
- You are rebuilding, migrating, or replacing a fragile site.
- The site needs to drive leads, service, content, or growth after launch.
Usually not a fit
- A simple template site would do the job.
- The content, audience, or owner is not clear yet.
- You need the lowest-cost build available.
Pick the right Craft path
Build, migration, rebuild, or support. We help choose the path before scope gets expensive.
Build
Create a Craft site around how visitors move and how editors work.
- Content model
- UX and design
- Craft development
Migrate
Move content and SEO signals without letting launch risk take over.
- Content mapping
- Redirect plan
- Launch support
Rebuild
Repair the structure, templates, or front end that slow the site down.
- Scope review
- CMS cleanup
- Front-end rebuild
Support
Plan the updates, training, and improvements the site will need after launch.
- Editor training
- Support plan
- Improvement roadmap
Start with the site job
We define the job, risks, and launch path before writing scope.
- 1
Name the job
Define what the site must do for users, editors, and the business.
- 2
Map the risk
Review content, migration, integrations, accessibility, search, and launch needs.
- 3
Choose the path
Decide whether to build, migrate, rebuild, or start with support.
- 4
Scope the work
Turn the decision into a clear build plan.
Tell us what you need to build or move. We'll help find the right first step.
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