Vetergy is a consulting and training firm that helps high-risk industries (like chemical, aviation, and industrial sectors) build safer, more resilient workplaces through behavioral insights, leadership training, and operational diagnostics. Their legacy site was built on WordPress but no longer matched their growing digital and content needs.
The goal was to migrate and transform the website from WordPress to a high-performance, modern platform using Next.js, while improving SEO, performance, integrations, and user experience across devices.
🔧 Tech Stack
Frontend: Next.js, Tailwind CSS
Backend: API integrations, custom mailing setup
Cms: LearnWorlds, WordPress (for blog & whitepapers)
Analytics: Google Analytics
Crm: ActiveCampaign, Calendly
Hosting: Vercel / Cloud hosting
🚧 Challenges & Solutions
🧩 Mailing Issue on Launch
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Diagnosed SMTP/authentication problems
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Coordinated with client for 2FA & credentials
3
Worked through the weekend for stable deployment
🧩 Multi-Platform Integration
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Integrated LearnWorlds, WordPress (partial use), and ActiveCampaign
2
Managed UX consistency across platforms
3
Ensured seamless user journey despite hybrid backend
🧩 Performance & Design Overhaul
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Complete redesign instead of pixel-by-pixel migration
2
Responsive layouts for all devices
3
Clean animations and transitions, esp. on Model page
🌟 Special Features
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On-page + Off-page SEO implementation
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Professional animation work for storytelling
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Fully responsive across all devices
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Deep integrations (ActiveCampaign, Calendly, etc.)
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PageSpeed optimized via Next.js rendering
📊 Results & Client Feedback
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Improved Performance: Faster load times, especially on mobile
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Better Lead Capture: Integrated CRM with ActiveCampaign
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Positive UX Feedback
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Client sent a personalized video testimonial
📘 Outcome & Learnings
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Handled complex integrations and partial CMS dependencies
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Prioritized SEO, accessibility, and performance
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Managed pressure during launch with clear communication
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Future improvement: Automate mail config testing and use test SMTP ahead of production
