Vertexa Technologies

CMS Development

Editorial tooling that non-technical teams actually enjoy using, without breaking the design system.

Editors abandon a CMS for predictable reasons: the preview lies, publishing something new needs a developer, and one careless paste can break the page layout.

We build editorial tooling people actually want to use — structured components, honest previews and guard rails that make the design system difficult to break.

How we approach it

We watch how your team actually publishes before modelling anything. The right structure is the one that matches how content is commissioned and reviewed, not how the pages happen to look today.

Why this matters

  • Publishing without tickets

    New pages and campaigns assembled from components, no deployment required.

  • The design survives

    Structured blocks with sensible constraints instead of a free-form editor.

  • Confident review

    Draft previews, scheduling and version history with a one-click revert.

  • Roles that fit the team

    Author, editor and publisher permissions matching your approval process.

What is included

  • Component-based editing

    A block library editors compose, with per-block settings and validation.

  • Workflow and scheduling

    Draft, review, approve and schedule, with an audit trail of changes.

  • Media management

    Central library with automatic resizing, modern formats and alt-text prompts.

  • Multi-site and localisation

    Shared components across brands, regions and languages where needed.

How we deliver it

  1. 01

    Discover

    Workshops with the people who will use it, a map of the systems the CMS has to fit alongside, and written agreement on what success looks like.

  2. 02

    Design

    Architecture, data model and interface prototypes, reviewed with your team before any production code is written.

  3. 03

    Build

    Two-week increments with a demo environment you can use throughout, so the roadmap stays open to change.

  4. 04

    Harden

    Load testing, security review, accessibility audit and the operational tooling needed to go live safely.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Support, iteration and a documented handover whenever you decide to run it in-house.

What you receive

  • Content model and editorial workflow design
  • Configured CMS with component library
  • Role and permission configuration
  • Editor documentation and training sessions
  • Migration of existing content

Tell us about your idea, and we'll make it happen.

Have a problem that needs solving? We would like to hear about it.

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