WordPress Website Migration to Adobe Edge Delivery Services: Case Study

Solution

Our approach to solving the challenges described in this Adobe Edge Delivery Case Study was strategic and aimed at making our website, ttms.uk, even better. Here’s how we did it:

Improving Content Management:

• We added a tool called the AEM Sidekick Library plugin, which made managing content in Google Docs much easier.
• Now, pasting components is a breeze, so we don’t have to manually create tables for each block anymore.

Making Custom Blocks Work Better:

• We carefully figured out how many custom blocks we needed to balance functionality and efficiency.
• We also made some big changes to the core parts of our website, like the navigation and layout, to make it work even smoother.

Showing Content Faster:

• We noticed sometimes there was a delay in content showing up, especially in the header. So, we tweaked how EDS serves content when someone first visits the site.
• This means visitors get to see what they’re looking for right away, making their experience better.

Making Sure Our Pictures Look Great:

• EDS has some rules about how big pictures can be, so we adjusted our full-width banners to fit within those rules.
• Even with those technical limits, we made sure our pictures still look awesome.

Fixing CDN Confusion:

• We found some confusing stuff in the CDN documentation, so we reached out to the support team directly to get it sorted.

Overall, by tackling these areas one by one, we were able to improve our website and make it even better with Adobe EDS.