7 reasons to migrate to Adobe Magento 2 with scandiweb

We do make mistakes. Each migration we've done since 2015 had issues we did not take into account during the planning stage. But here's what we do—we log such issues in the migration tracker along with the solution and a plan on how to avoid them in future migrations.

Your migration will be performed on top of the learnings taken from 10-12 migrations per year since 2015. Now migration to Magento 2 is finally a calm, fast, and predictable process with good results!

We have in-house teams for SEO, data & analytics, PPC, UX, and marketing automation that participate in each migration project for the planning and execution of non-technology work.

Your platform has been an integral part of your eCommerce operations so we make sure that the platform change or upgrade respects the platform's relationships with backend processes, marketing activities, and customer journey, among others.

Data migration and integrations with 3rd-party systems are vital parts of the project. We figured it was best to have a specialized team doing only this part of the project across all of the migration projects we are doing. Their focus, process automation, and test suite help us deliver migration projects faster and with reliable results.

Since 2015, we have built tools that automate and speed up the migration process while also minimizing human error in the handling of complex data sets. For example, readymage.com automates setting up development, staging, integration, pre-live, and live environments, as well as building and deploying pipelines. Instead of scheduling DevOps for multiple weeks of work, we achieve all of the above in 15 minutes and with just one click!

Another tool called Create Magento App helps in setting up a local development environment within a few hours rather than multiple days and ensures that your development environment is optimized, correct, and ready for teamwork.

Successful Go-Live is a function of a correct start. We follow the System Engineering approach in project delivery to start with high-level business goals and then decompose, define, and add acceptance criteria to each of them.

To handle complexity, we look at and describe your project's digital ecosystem, data profiles and their sources, component and modular view, low-level design, requirement traceability matrix with further tasks created in Jira, and test cases in TestLodge. We validate delivery from small tasks to modules, integrations, components, and finally whole project's conformity to the initially set goals.

Our redesigns are informed by data and conversion research to see which parts of the user journey have to be kept intact and protected from change and where we can explore opportunities for further conversion rate and average order value increase.

After the Go-Live, when your redesign is delivered, our team monitors KPIs to make sure the site is performing as expected or whether it requires adjustments to improve results.

We plan for growth from the beginning and convert the plan into actions that bring results. Check some of the migration stories below or schedule a call to talk about your case.