ROH Wheels Alloy Wheel Catalogue & Dealer Quote New Website
An alloy wheel catalogue for ROH Wheels across Australia and New Zealand, with vehicle fitment checking and a verified quote request system that sends leads to local dealers.
A better editing experience on maintainable Laravel foundations.
We build bespoke Statamic sites for organisations with structured content, custom publishing workflows and Laravel integrations. Our team designs the content model, editor experience and frontend together, then supports the site after launch. Production Statamic work includes Brisbane South PHN and this website.
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Want something like this for your organisation?
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We will clarify the requirements and recommend a sensible next step before defining scope, timing, and cost.
Content models built around the organisation
We define the fields, relationships, taxonomies and reusable components around the content your team publishes. Editors work with a deliberate structure instead of assembling every page from generic blocks.
Laravel integrations and custom features
Statamic runs on Laravel, so we can add custom workflows, application features and integrations without maintaining a separate technology stack beside the CMS.
Editorial workflows and permissions
Roles, publishing states, revisions and approval steps are configured around the people maintaining the site. The control panel is kept focused on the tasks each editor needs to complete.
Reusable design-system components
We translate the approved design into reusable templates and components with controlled editorial options. New pages remain consistent without requiring a developer for routine publishing.
Focused add-ons and custom code
We use maintained add-ons for common requirements and write focused custom add-ons where the workflow is specific. Each dependency is chosen with upgrades, support and code ownership in mind.
Deployment and ongoing maintenance
The project includes documented deployment, backups and environment configuration. After launch, we continue to handle Statamic and Laravel updates, monitoring and changes to the site.
The people who scope our Statamic work also design the content model, write the templates and custom code, and support the site after launch.
Separate project roles
Sales, delivery and technical work sit with different people.
Senior staff may scope and review the work while other developers handle most of the build.
Questions usually go through an account or project manager before reaching a developer.
Architecture and day-to-day implementation may be handled by different people.
The delivery team often comes in after the proposal is signed and has to learn the project from the brief.
A support team takes over after launch and has to learn the site.
Addon updates are applied in bulk, often without checking the changelog or testing the site.
Our team
The developers making the decisions also do the work.
Our senior developers build the blueprints, Antlers templates and custom code and handle deployment.
You speak directly with the people responsible for the work, from scoping through support.
The developers writing the code also make the architecture decisions.
The same senior team scopes the project, makes the technical decisions and delivers the work.
The team that built the site continues to support it. Most of our client relationships run for five to seven years.
We review each addon update, test it in staging and record the result before it reaches production.
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Configuration is preferable when it genuinely meets the requirement and remains maintainable.
The choice must still make sense for the team maintaining it after launch.
“Digital Bird is my first pick for delivering web projects on time, on budget and to the brief — every time. Beyond being a delight to work with, Jonathan Bird is that rare breed of developer who is both masterful on the tools (an absolute Laravel whizz!) while also being adept at engaging the client in UX-thinking, to which he applies expert insights, gained through years of experience, to help further improve the end design for the target user’s experience. This powerful combination of skills means that 4 years on and a variety of projects later (from search directories to corporate website developments), Digital Bird firmly remains my first pick for developer.”
Clarify the audience, business problem, constraints, content, and measures of success.
Explain the viable options and trade-offs, then recommend the simplest sound approach.
Agree priorities, responsibilities, scope, timing, and the decisions your stakeholders need to make.
Work in visible increments while strategy, user experience, content, and engineering remain connected.
Test the important journeys, performance, accessibility, content, integrations, and operational readiness.
Monitor the live system, resolve issues, and continue improving it as requirements change.
Ask your editors to try the same five tasks in WordPress and Statamic before choosing a CMS. Check editing, resources, navigation, permissions and revisions.
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