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Ensured a pixel-perfect migration
Since WordPress offers open-source plugins, it becomes challenging to clone a site's pages for the mockup UX. Despite the challenges, we were able to conduct the migration with utmost perfection.
Enabled Haptik to clone the master templates for internal pages
The master template is the starting point for all the other pages of a website. In order to conduct the desired customizations, it is essential that the master template's UI and UX are of high quality. Since Haptik already has a pre-built design, we had to take care of the cloning. Our team assisted the client in doing the same without any disruptions.
Kept the quality intact
Migrating from one CMS solution to another while maintaining the same web design is indeed a significant task. With collective effort and focus, we made sure the quality was intact.
Created custom header and modules
The client had many products and services that they wanted to display to their clients. To serve this purpose, we created a custom header on each page with all the products and services listed. We also made sure the header was responsive and worked just as well on mobile screens.
Many of the client teams were working on the website, and they also needed custom modules so the Haptik teams could create web pages and landing pages on their own. We made sure of this by creating a custom, multipurpose module.
Consolidated the website to remove limitations
Having multiple stand-alone modules can limit the users' desire for a streamlined mode of operation. Haptik has the same existing problem that our web designers and developers solved by integrating the modules and removing limitations on the back-end.
Enabled Haptik to create Templates
We enabled Haptik to create tailor-made templates, which were not originally offered by WordPress. Our team provided them with the access they needed to carry out the changes or develop something from scratch.
Enabled customizations
WordPress limits the freedom of customization for website owners. While migrating to HubSpot CMS, we had to make sure we made way for our client to add customizations if required.
Making the site interactive and attractive
There were many parts of the website that needed to be interactive in order to grab the attention of the visitors and encourage them to respond to CTAs.
This included three pages: the webinar listings, the details, and the registration page. The listing page displayed all the webinars, the second page had the webinar video and content; and finally, the registration page had the forms.
They also wanted a separate module for the career page, where candidates could come and apply for job openings. For this, we developed a tab-based module as per the job vacancies.
To keep the website interactive, we used animation.
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