Redcare Pharmacy needed a modern CMS to unify their European online shops while ensuring scalability, flexibility, and seamless performance. To address their concerns, we proposed starting with a proof-of-concept (POC) using Storyblok to demonstrate its capabilities. This approach built stakeholder confidence and paved the way for a full migration from WordPress to Storyblok. Setting the Stage: Redcare Pharmacy’s CMS Challenges During the initial phase, Redcare’s CMS challenges became evident

Seamless collaboration between internal teams and external partners is key to achieving success in any migration project. At MVST, we believe that fostering open communication, aligning goals, and leveraging each team’s strengths are critical steps to delivering outstanding results. A perfect example of this is our work with Redcare Pharmacy, where we collaborated closely to migrate their online pharmacy from WordPress to Storyblok. Through strategic alignment, well-defined roles, and an adapta

At MVST, we have extensive experience helping businesses transition from WordPress to Storyblok efficiently and effectively. A strategic migration ensures your digital presence remains strong while unlocking the benefits of Storyblok’s headless CMS. Our approach focuses on high-value pages first to minimize disruptions and deliver immediate results. Why Start with High-Priority Pages? When migrating from WordPress to Storyblok, focusing on high-priority pages—like your homepage, product pages

In web development, WordPress (WP) has long been a popular CMS, but rising user expectations and modern standards have exposed its limitations. Enter Storyblok—a headless CMS that addresses WordPress's weaknesses. This post explores why WordPress’s monolithic structure is outdated and how Storyblok delivers a superior, future-proof solution. The Struggles of WordPress in a Modern Landscape 1. Performance Bottlenecks WordPress was designed in an era when websites were simpler and less demand

E-commerce is no longer a “set-it-and-forget-it” operation. Businesses today face constant pressure to scale, innovate, and deliver seamless experiences across multiple channels. Legacy platforms like SAP Commerce Cloud and Magento, while once reliable, are struggling to keep up. Their monolithic architecture, high maintenance costs, and lack of flexibility are holding businesses back in a rapidly changing digital landscape. That’s where commercetools comes in. By embracing a headless, cloud-na

When evaluating e-commerce platforms, understanding the architectural differences between monolithic and headless systems is crucial. These differences can significantly impact scalability, innovation, and the overall customer experience. What is a Monolithic platform? A monolithic platform is an all-in-one solution where the frontend (what customers see) and backend (the system handling operations) are tightly integrated. While these platforms, such as SAP Commerce Cloud and Magento, offer p

The era of rigid, monolithic e-commerce systems is over. Businesses need flexible, scalable solutions to meet rising customer expectations — and that’s where commercetools thrives. Built on MACH principles (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless), commercetools delivers unmatched agility and innovation, leaving legacy platforms struggling to keep pace. Microservices: Modular Architecture for Maximum Agility Unlike monolithic platforms where all functionalities are tightly couple