Objectives: Building Jamstack website for the highest performance and high Google ranksMigration to Jamstack without a drop in existing high Google ranksCreating high-resolution visuals to attract potential customersLyngen North is a family business, offering accommodation in glass igloos and houses with uninterrupted views towards the Lyngen Alps and Lyngenfjord.The customer has a technical background, so he knew that he wanted to build a page with modern technology and get away from WordPress, which he found hideous and hard to maintain, especially in terms of managing the functionalities and integrations. The main challenge of this project was to keep the high SEO ranks after the migration and create high-res visuals that won’t influence the page speed.Services provided: Jamstack developmentGatsby.js developmentSanity as a Headless CMS On-site SEO optimization Since we have worked with Jamstack projects for over 10 years now, we’ve built a strict and effective Jamstack delivery process that consists of 4 main phases: Discovery, Design, Development & Testing and Launching.Each phase consists of steps prepared individually for the project requirements.Read more about the project: https://pagepro.co/lyngen-north.html

Challenge: Amplience stands as a specialist in the realm of technology, focusing on an API-first, headless content management platform. They understood that the core of its expansion hinged upon enabling effective developer adoption, yet they faced the challenge of explaining how the platform and dynamic content there really worked and how beneficial it was. They knew that for devs, the interactive environment is much more effective than providing another long documentation. To accelerate a top-tier developer experience, Amplience aimed to create an interactive “Get Started” wizard guide for developers.  Amplience, prioritising core product development, had to strategically allocate their developers across the projects. Striving to maintain velocity across multiple high-priority tasks, the company required a swift and efficient solution that would not compromise the quality of the developer guide. And that’s why they were looking for an experienced React JS Development Company. Solution: We crafted a Next.js web application rooted in detailed designs and a comprehensive working prototype Amplience provided us. This app, seamlessly linked to their expansive platform, is propelled by an API they also provided. We developed the app as a microservice that is displayed in the iframe inside the developer portal, and connected it with their CMS by the API, to fit into the complex platform which is based on smaller microservices.Results: The recently launched Get Started guide has swiftly generated positive results for the Amplience business within the initial few weeks and secured 8 subscriptions in just a few days. Accompanying this achievement, the acquisition of several prospects and 3 promising leads underscores the guide’s efficacy, particularly given its recent promotional efforts and forthcoming campaign plans. 33 accounts have been successfully established, predominantly by partners who will further disseminate the guide to clients.

Objectives: Create a future-proof, flexible website that supports the business strategyDeliver a user-friendly CMS that enables easy and quick content creationGreen Custard is a cloud-native professional services company and AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, helping clients innovate and deliver value back to the end-users and customers.When Green Custard reached us, their existing website was already built with Jamstack. The User Experience wasn’t bad, but because of the chosen tech stack, they struggle with scalability, new pages creation and content management.They wanted to get a new, one-of-a-kind website that would reflect their knowledge of the latest technologies and wide experience in that field.Services provided: Jamstack developmentGatsby.js development Sanity as a Headless CMS Netlify deploymentRead more about the project: https://pagepro.co/green-custard.html