CMS development and migration
Jainson Infotech sets up and customises content management systems so that teams can publish and update website content themselves. The work includes CMS selection, theme and template development, content migration, user roles and training.
01 / Scope
What the service covers
- 6.1
CMS selection
Comparing platforms against the content types, editors, languages and integrations a site needs.
- 6.2
WordPress development
Custom themes, block editor patterns and plugins, without relying on heavy page builders.
- 6.3
Headless CMS
Strapi, Sanity or Contentful as a content source for websites and apps built separately.
- 6.4
Content migration
Moving pages, posts, media and metadata from an existing site, with redirects from old addresses.
- 6.5
Content modelling
Structured content types and fields so that content can be reused across pages and channels.
- 6.6
Editorial workflows
User roles, permissions, drafts, previews and scheduled publishing.
- 6.7
Multilingual content
Language versions of pages, with translation workflows and the right language tags for search engines.
- 6.8
Training and maintenance
Editor training and documentation, plus core, plugin and security updates.
02 / Tools
Tools and platforms
- WordPress
- Drupal
- Strapi
- Sanity
- Contentful
- PHP
- Node.js
- Astro
- Next.js
03 / Process
How we work
- Step 1
Discover
Review the existing content, the editors who manage it and how often it changes.
- Step 2
Plan
Select the CMS, then design the content model, templates and roles.
- Step 3
Build
Develop templates, migrate content, set up workflows and train editors.
- Step 4
Support
Apply updates and security patches, and add templates or content types as needed.
04 / Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which CMS is used?
WordPress for most websites, and Strapi, Sanity or Contentful when content also feeds apps or a separately built front end. Drupal is used where an existing site already runs on it.
What is a headless CMS?
A headless CMS stores and manages content but does not render the website itself. The content is delivered through an API to a website, app or other channel built separately.
Can content be moved from an existing website?
Yes. Pages, posts, media and metadata are migrated, and redirects are set up from old page addresses.
Are editors trained to use the CMS?
Yes. Training sessions and written documentation are provided for the people who will manage content.
Send us an enquiry
Use the contact form, or email contact@jainsoninfotech.com.