Modern website with headless architecture and optimized user experience
Challenge:
Polarixpartner, a renowned management consultancy in the field of value and cost management and 100% Roland Berger subsidiary, wanted to migrate its website from a system that was no longer fit for purpose to a cloud-based solution. The existing solution could no longer meet the increased requirements for flexibility and future viability. Content maintenance was cumbersome and time-consuming, the technical basis was outdated and did not provide a solid foundation for extensions and new functions. In addition, the time-to-market for new features and adaptations was far too long, which impaired the ability to respond to market requirements and customer requests. Against this backdrop, Polarixpartner decided to rebuild the website, retaining the proven design but investing heavily in a modern, future-proof architecture.
Solution:
The I-D Media team redesigned the Polarixpartner website and implemented a modern headless architecture with FirstSpirit CaaS (Content-as-a-Service). This architecture enables an optimal separation of content and design and guarantees a high degree of flexibility and a future-proof basis for future extensions.
All content and the existing design were seamlessly migrated from the old website. In addition, a low-threshold contact option was created by introducing a practical call-back service and an optimized contact form. The navigation and structure of the website were redesigned to improve the user experience and provide users with a more intuitive orientation.
Result:
Thanks to the new headless architecture and optimized user guidance, polarixpartner can now reach its customers even better and process their inquiries more efficiently. The new, simple callback service and the reduced contact form offer users a convenient way to get in touch with polarixpartner quickly and easily. The migration to FirstSpirit CaaS also ensures the flexibility of the content and enables the customer to manage content independently and flexibly.
