We were using a variety of CMS before. We often choose WordPress as it’s the most popular CMS that our clients know. It’s mature in features, but it may become quite slow. We have also built our custom CMS, but keeping that platform evolving required a lot of time and cost.
In 1minus1, we are always looking for quality and innovation; that’s why we need tech solutions enabling us to do better work for people. We want to deliver creative things fast and, at the same time, let clients scale and efficiently manage the projects we create.
For the Turn 10 Studios website, we needed something that would be easy to build and scale in the future, something fast and accessible. We wanted to deliver a creative and innovative solution and elet the clients controlhow they lay the content out. Neither WordPress nor a custom CMS could satisfy these needs. That’s why we started to look for something else and found Strapi.
We quickly learned how to use Strapi and created nicely laid-out, flexible individual blocks in just a couple of hours. We used Vue.js for the project, and it was extremely quick to get the things we created into Strapi. We liked Strapi’s stripped-back simple interface and how easy it is to create different content types.
We promised the client that they would be able to modify 99% of the content that we put on the website. And we kept that promise: all the text, images, videos, order of blocks, sliders, and directions are configurable thanks to Strapi. The only thing that is hardcoded is the timing in some animations.
Take this 3D animation, for example. All the text inside it can be modified using Strapi.
First of all, we saved time when creating a project with Strapi. We did it 25-30% faster compared to the time it takes when we use other CMS. It is also cost-efficient as Strapi is easy to customize. Finally, we built a high-quality product with a fast page load, a great configuration of all the content on the platform, and flexibility of the content architecture.