TYPO3.
A CMS we know inside and out.
We have been working with TYPO3 for many years, using it to build websites, portals and digital platforms that need to manage complex structures, multiple languages, large amounts of content and custom-developed features.
We don't choose it for every project. We choose it when the project requires a solid, extensible CMS designed to be managed and maintained over time.
More than a CMS
TYPO3 can be used to publish pages and content, but it is in more complex projects that its capabilities really come into their own.
We use it as the foundation for platforms where editorial content, applications, databases and external services need to coexist within the same system.
This allows us to build platforms where the CMS is not separate from the application, but part of a broader architecture.
Knowing what's underneath
Installing TYPO3 is relatively straightforward. Building and maintaining a complex platform based on TYPO3 is a different kind of job.
Over the years, we have worked with the CMS at many different levels: editorial configuration, frontend and backend development, custom extensions, databases, APIs, authentication, search, server infrastructure, security, performance and upgrades between versions.
This knowledge allows us to work on the entire system, rather than just the visible part of the website.
When we choose TYPO3
TYPO3 isn't necessarily the right choice for every website.
We mainly use it when a project needs to manage large amounts of content, multiple languages, different editors, multiple websites or domains, integrations with external systems, or features developed specifically for the organisation.
In these contexts, having a well-structured platform from the start can make a significant difference to how it is managed in the years that follow.
In short
Multilingual
Multiple languages, multiple editors, the same content.
Multisite
Multiple websites and domains from a single installation.
Custom development
Extensions built around the project, rather than adapted to fit.
Databases and APIs
The CMS communicates with your data and services.
Users and permissions
Roles and access levels for complex organisations.
Maintenance and evolution
Updates and growth without having to start again from scratch.
TYPO3 in our projects
We use TYPO3 mainly for institutional platforms, research projects and information systems that need to be managed by organisations and distributed teams.
In many cases, these are projects we work on for several years, during which the platform is updated, expanded and integrated with new features.
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We don't only work on new platforms.
We can also work on existing TYPO3 installations, providing version upgrades, new feature development, maintenance, performance improvements, integrations with external systems or architecture reviews.