Casablanca
The Casablanca website relaunch was executed on an extremely tight timeline, delivering a complete redesign in just six weeks to coincide with the company's 35th-anniversary celebration. A key technical highlight is its innovative integration with Salesforce for contact forms; a master template is styled and managed directly in Salesforce and then embedded on the site via an iFrame, giving the client maximum flexibility while streamlining data directly into their CRM. This integration-friendly approach was also used to seamlessly embed third-party tools like the Kenjo HR platform and Cal.com for scheduling, while an Algolia AI search provides instant results. Storyblok was instrumental in meeting this deadline, primarily through its highly flexible component-based architecture. Modules were developed with multiple built-in view options, such as different grid layouts or content toggles, allowing a single component to serve various design needs. The intuitiveness of Storyblok's visual editor was proven when the Casablanca team, after a brief training, was able to independently create nearly 300 content stories in a single week.
- Storyblok CMS
- Nuxt.js/Vue Framework
- 6 weeks Implementation Time
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