[Infographics] Umbraco → Strapi: One Platform for Every Region at Axi

A headless CMS migration that moved Axi’s website from Umbraco to Strapi v5 and Next.js, and gave every region, language, and domain one shared platform. Check out the infographic below or read the complete case study.

• Redesign on a headless stack. Axi’s website moved from Umbraco v8 to a new design built on Strapi v5 for content and Next.js for the frontend.
• Gradual design rollout. Two design systems run side by side in one app, so pages and regional versions move to the new design one at a time instead of all at once.
• Content ownership. Changes that used to go through developer tickets are now published by content, marketing, and SEO teams themselves, using existing components and templates.
• Multi-region platform. One codebase serves multiple domains and 20+ locales grouped by region, including right-to-left Arabic and Japanese.
• Regions and localization. Each regional version carries its own content and legal notices, and editors send content from Strapi to Lokalise for translation.
• The results. A new landing page now takes about an hour instead of almost a day, 20+ locales run from one codebase, and the EU homepage scores 90+ in Lighthouse performance on desktop.

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