Model
Separate reusable meaning from page-specific presentation.

CMS migration
A CMS migration is a chance to simplify models, clarify governance, and give teams a better publishing system—not a database copy with a new logo.
Before migration
We map content types, relationships, locales, media, URLs, workflows, integrations, and editorial pain before defining the target model.
Separate reusable meaning from page-specific presentation.
Design roles, drafts, review, preview, and publication around the real team.
Transform, validate, and reconcile content with repeatable scripts.
Preserve URLs, metadata, structured data, and redirect requirements.
How we work
We begin with the commercial and operational constraint, align the experience and architecture, then ship in reviewable increments. The team that frames the problem remains accountable through launch.
Align the market, customer, business case, constraints, and definition of success.
Turn the strategy into journeys, content, systems, and prototypes that can be tested.
Engineer the storefront and integrations with performance, accessibility, and maintainability in view.
Use launch data, customer behavior, and operating feedback to prioritize the next release.
Common destinations
We often pair Sanity with Next.js or a Shopify headless storefront, but the migration method starts with requirements rather than a preferred vendor.
Common questions
Usually yes. We plan a content freeze window, incremental sync, or dual-entry period based on volume and launch risk.
No. We identify obsolete, duplicated, and presentation-only fields so the new model does not inherit avoidable debt.
Start with the real constraint
Bring the market, platform, and operating questions you are working through. We will help turn them into a practical scope.