After modeling the content on Sanity CMS, the second step was to export all data such as pages, images, and other assets from WordPress and import them to Sanity. Thanks to Agility's flexibility, it was easy to get WordPress content, transform it to match the new content models and import it into Agility.
Case Study: Brightway Careers
WordPress site migration to Sanity and Gatsby.js
Case Summary:
Client: Brightway Careers
Visit their siteHelsinki-based Brightway Careers is an HR platform serving clients in Baltic and Nordic regions.
Scope and challenges
- Migrate Brightway's dated WordPress site to a new, faster website based on Sanity CMS
- Build a modern frontend based on Gatsby.js
Solutions and results
- Headless technology implementation
- 6x faster website performance
WordPress migration to Sanity CMS, Gatsby, and Netlify
We migrated Brightway's site from WordPress to Jamstack and saw an astonishing increase in Google Lighthouse's performance score. We also provided guidance and help regarding UI/UX when working with Brightway's designers to create a refreshed style for the brand.
The site is multilingual and features a fully customizable page structure with modular components and content for each locale. The content is managed with Sanity - an excellent Headless CMS for Brightway's use case.
We created a cutting-edge
Jamstack website for an HR
staffing platform
Reliable
content operations
Before migrating to Jamstack, Brightway's site was running on a poorly configured WordPress site. Each time content was updated, there was a risk something was to break. With Jamstack the site is more reliable than before and content managers can update the site without the fear of breaking it.
ATS
(Applicant tracking system) integration
Vincere ATS was integrated with the Gatsby.js front-end and Netlify serverless functions to fetch new jobs and post them on the site when added to the ATS.
6x
performance increase
We achieved an incredible 6 times better performance on Google's audits when we migrated Brightway's website from a bloated WordPress installation to Gatsby.js and Netlify.
i18n
multilingual support and modular content
We crafted a customized setup for a multilingual site with Sanity.io. Ideally, each locale had to be fully customizable and not just translatable. This was achieved by building a custom, 100% modular setup with Sanity's Studio editor where content managers can manage each locale separately from each other.
Next-generation tech stack
for hiring and staffing
Orchestrating a migration project on an enterprise scale required careful planning and execution. Here's how we did it:
1. Model content in Sanity
The first step in the migration process was to model content in Sanity based on the previous site structure. We did this by going through all the pages and recreating them as modular content models in Sanity.
2. Migrate content from WordPress
3. Front-end development
Now that all data was modeled and migrated from WordPress to Sanity, it was convenient to start working on the front-end software code with Next.js. Agility provides an excellent architecture for creating modular, highly customizable, efficient page layouts.
4. QA and publication
The final step involved extensive quality assurance, ensuring all pages contained correct data from SEO tags to H tag ordering. After extensive QA, the site was published on Netlify.
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