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with Statamic

The association website needed to move into a modern Statamic structure that editors could maintain confidently. Content, audiences and digital services had to be organised cleanly without losing the connection to the wider system landscape.

The digital presence was rebuilt with Statamic and integrated with the surrounding Laravel-based processes. The focus was on clear content models, an understandable editing experience and flexible page structures for editorial content.

The Statamic website was connected so that association information, member processes and additional digital services work together consistently. Multilingual content, structured information and integration with the Single Sign-On environment were considered from the start.

The result is a modern association website with more editorial control, clear content architecture and robust technical integration with portal, processes and further digital services.

For the insurance relaunch, the content structure had to be reorganised: understandable product communication, clear user guidance and editorial maintainability needed to come together in one consistent CMS foundation.

With Statamic, website content, translations and product-related information architecture were built so that marketing, editorial work and technical checkout processes fit together cleanly. The digital assistant and API were embedded into this content structure.

Special attention went into understandable content models, maintainable page structures and domain context that remains useful for AI-supported search and new search patterns around insurance products.

The result is a maintainable content base for brand, product communication and digital purchase flows. Statamic provides the editorial structure, while Laravel handles the process-heavy functionality.

The photovoltaics relaunch needed a CMS that could flexibly support strong brand content, landing pages, FAQ and blog. Editorial control, search structure and conversion elements had to work together without rigid template thinking.

On top of Statamic, flexible content areas, FAQ and blog structures, and SEO-relevant metadata were built. The editorial models were designed so that content can be maintained consistently and rendered in a structured way for search engines.

Livewire and Alpine components complemented the Statamic content where interaction and form logic were needed. This kept the site editorially manageable while still supporting lead generation.

The result is a search-friendly Statamic platform with flexible content management, clear brand staging and a robust structure for FAQ, blog and conversion-oriented content sections.