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South Dakota Unified Judicial System
A Redesign that Provides a Clear Path to Justice
Blend redesigned the SD UJS site for clarity, accessibility, and ease of use, with Umbraco CMS, better content tools, and improved document handling.
Government | Content and IA | Design and Front-End | Development | Migration | Project Management | Umbraco
Website migration takes time, patience, and good communication. To be efficient while migrating Mechanics Bank to Optimizely, Blend also highlighted areas where design could be improved.
Financial Services | Design and Front-End | Migration | Optimizely
South Dakota Department of Health
A New and Flexible Umbraco Site to Promote Healthy Living
The South Dakota Department of Health partnered with Blend and Umbraco to create a future-focused, relevant, and flexible website to promote healthy living across the state.
Government | Healthcare | Content and IA | Design and Front-End | Development | Digital Optimization | Migration | Strategy | Umbraco
Western State Bank
Moving a Bank from Design to Umbraco Implementation
Western State Bank had a design that needed to be implemented within Umbraco. Thankfully, that’s exactly what Blend was able to help them do.
The benefits were apparent as we helped move a nationally renowned children's hospital to their new Optimizely DXP environment.
Migration from one site to another is more than just moving a few rocks: it requires teamwork and a little help from some code.
A project in process, we are helping move dozens of sites for a major investment firm onto Optimizely.
Sanford Health
A Visual System for Confirming Migration Completeness
Accentuating manual migration with a tool that measured completeness and provided confidence.
Migrating from multiple sources to a single repository, Blend developed a consistent and unified content model.
Florida Department of Emergency Management
A Fast Turnaround from On-Premise to Cloud
A migration from on-premise to cloud infrastructure in just a few days helped keep Florida's emergency communication onboard.