Your Guide in Digital Ecosystems

Mollie wanted to switch web solutions and chose to transition from a headless CMS to a WordPress multisite after through technical evaluation with Dekode. We developed several custom features, including content syndication, centralized translation database, and technical optimization for SEO, to assist Mollie in fulfilling their online growth ambitions.

Mollie wanted to simplify the editorial experience for their editors regardless of development capacity. Mollie had also undergone a rebranding that was not reflected on the website.

Mollie initially planned to continue with a headless CMS, but through a technical planning project and needs analysis, the conclusion from Mollie and Dekode was clear. A WordPress multisite solution was best suited for their growth ambitions.

Kirkens Bymisjon had invested significantly in modernizing the organization. They had also created a new visual identity. No wonder they also needed a new digital solution that could help them tie it all together.

With initiatives in most cities across Norway, and with many different activities in each city, Kirkens Bymisjon wanted the platform to bring these closer together – both visually and technically. 

There was a need to provide the public with a better overview of the how the organization works, and also to bring all the initiatives at Kirkens Bymisjon together under one large orange umbrella.

Lastly, we wanted to strengthen their online store. It sells products produced under the auspices of Kirkens Bymisjon. This provides employment for many people who may not otherwise have a job. Giving their online store a digital boost and professionalizing the expression was a strong desire on their part.