Each project brings its own challenges and learnings. Success comes from repeating the good, fixing the bad and avoiding the ugly. That's the theory anyway.
Frequently asked questions
A site assessment is a structured review of an existing site's technical health, accessibility, performance, security posture, content and IA quality, typically the right first step when a site "feels" like it's underperforming but the organisation isn't sure why, before committing budget to a redesign or migration based on guesswork.
A useful assessment is prioritised and actionable. Not just a long list of every possible issue, but a clear view of which problems are highest-impact/lowest-effort to fix, which require a bigger project (migration, IA redesign), and which are genuinely low priority, forming a starting point for strategy rather than an anxiety-inducing audit.
Yes. An honest assessment of current functionality, integration needs and technical debt is exactly the evidence base needed to make that platform decision well, rather than defaulting to "what we already have" or over-provisioning to PaaS when SaaS would genuinely suffice.
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Morpht redesigned and uplifted The Australian Air Force Cadets website (GovCMS SaaS) with a new look and functionality.
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