Industry
Community
Year
2025
Client
Agami
Agami approached Sogyo Studios to migrate their website from WordPress to Framer in search of a platform that was easier to manage, more flexible, and better suited to their growing organisation. Rather than treating the engagement as a technical migration, we approached it as an opportunity to rethink the website's structure, improve the editorial experience, and build a system designed for long-term scalability.
We began by auditing the existing website, identifying broken links, inconsistent layouts, outdated content patterns, and navigation issues that had accumulated over time. As an organisation working across multiple programmes, collaborators, cohorts, and initiatives, Agami needed a clearer information architecture that allowed visitors to navigate its work intuitively while giving the internal team confidence in managing content.
Rather than simply recreating pages, the migration became an exercise in designing systems. We restructured the site's navigation, refined layouts across desktop and mobile, and simplified the overall experience to create a clearer journey through Agami's programmes and initiatives.
Framer's CMS became the foundation of a more sustainable publishing workflow. Flexible content models for blogs, programmes, teams, and cohorts allowed the website to grow without increasing maintenance complexity, making future updates significantly easier for the organisation.
A successful handover extends beyond launching a website. Detailed documentation and guided walkthroughs equipped the Agami team to confidently manage and evolve the platform independently.
The project delivered more than a successful platform migration. It established a scalable digital foundation that improved navigation, streamlined content management, and reduced the operational complexity of maintaining Agami's growing digital presence. By designing systems rather than simply pages, the website became easier to manage today while remaining flexible for the organisation's future.
