What We Do: Migrations

Guiding Principles

At Chromatic, migrations aren’t a necessary evil—they're a great opportunity to improve a website’s performance and functionality. Executed properly, they can even be the impetus for change that provides long-term benefits that your clients might otherwise miss out on—like improved content, better data structures, and elimination of issues they never knew they had.

Automated Programmatic Migrations
Data Modeling & Restructuring
Performance Improvements
Redirect Strategies & SEO
Content Sanitization

Relevant project

A massive migration with a performance boost to boot.

Since 1898, the American Hospital Association (AHA) has led, represented, and served hospitals, health care services, and similar providers in their efforts to provide fair, quality care to their communities. With nearly 5,000 hospitals, 43,000 individual members, and more than a dozen digital properties, the AHA needed an enterprise-grade web experience that was easy to use, manage, and maintain. The solution? An Enterprise Drupal Platform.

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Our migrations experts.

Mark Dorison

Chief Technology Officer, Partner • Saint Petersburg, FL

Adam Zimmermann

Development Manager • Peoria, IL

Alfonso Gómez-Arzola

Software Architect • Chattanooga, TN

Kristofer Widholm

Software Architect • Brooklyn, NY

Matthew Daniel

Senior Developer • Toronto, CA

Sergey Korzh

Lead Developer • Gomel, Belarus

Märt Matsoo

Senior Developer • Tallinn, Estonia

Goran Miric

Senior Developer • Serbia

Learn more about how we think.

Streamline Your Next Website Migration Project With a Data-Driven Content Audit

Evaluating existing content is critical prior to website migration. Use this checklist to perform a content audit that sets your new site up for success.

Larry Walangitan
Adam Zimmermann

• January 19, 2022

How to Use a Website Migration as an Opportunity to Maintain & Tune Up SEO Performance

Migration can be an opportunity to improve website SEO performance, editorial experience for your team, and user experience on the front end. Learn how.

Matthew Daniel
Adam Zimmermann

• November 18, 2021

Is a Decoupled Website Structure Right for Your Client’s Needs? The Answer Is Complicated.

A decoupled website architecture gives your clients access to a high-performance machine to serve their business. But will that machine wind up being more trouble than it's worth? Learn the deciding factors that play a big role in securing an organization’s digital future.

Adam Zimmermann
Chris Free

• October 27, 2021

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