TYPO3. Give your website room to grow.
TYPO3 is part of our everyday development work, including websites for Alpina Farben and MILRAM. We connect brand, UX, content and technology for your relaunch and the development that follows.
A new idea needs a website that can keep up.
A product range grows. Editors need a new page. An upgrade is due while everyday work continues. We use TYPO3 for brand websites that evolve with their needs. As a TYPO3 , we bring development, design and content together to turn your next requirement into a practical step.
What should work better for your team?
Visitors need to find useful information and move forward. Your team needs to maintain reliably and plan changes with confidence. We consider journeys and editorial work alongside versions, extensions and integrations. The first step can be a focused improvement or preparation for a relaunch.
TYPO3 websites for Alpina Farben and MILRAM
Two brand websites from our development work. Explore their content and visitor journeys.
Develop your TYPO3 website around a real task
Together with marketing, editorial colleagues and IT, we identify where the website is holding work back. We then define priorities and concrete deliverables.
Websites and user journeys
Develop product experiences, search, navigation and key customer journeys with UX and design. Identify where content or functionality can help people take the next step.
Relaunch and content migration
Plan information architecture, design and technical renewal together. Account for existing content, URLs and redirects, and check the migration before launch.
Upgrades and support
Review the TYPO3 version, extensions and custom code. Plan upgrade steps, testing and rollback; agree ongoing maintenance and responsibilities.
Integrations and editorial work
Connect product data, media and other systems to suit the task. Design reusable content components, permissions and approvals around the people using them.
A TYPO3 upgrade involves more than a version number.
Which extensions are still supported? Which custom functions need changes? Which editorial tasks must work reliably after the upgrade? These questions come before implementation.
We assess dependencies, prepare changes in a test environment and check the agreed visitor and editorial journeys. An upgrade can be a separate project. Your objectives determine whether to include new design, functionality or migration.
AI with TYPO3: make a specific task easier.
A useful pilot might bring approved product information together into a first page draft. Editors review the claims and language, add missing details and approve the content. We first establish which data, permissions and connections your installation can provide.
TYPO3 Workspaces can support drafting, review and publication. Technical assessment includes whether the relevant content types and extensions support that process. An agent receives only the access needed for its agreed task.
We assess the benefit including editorial corrections and ongoing maintenance: is the content more useful, are there fewer handovers, and is publication easier? We take responsibility for concept and quality.
Start with a TYPO3 review and a useful result.
We examine your installation, one important customer journey and one editorial workflow. You receive prioritised recommendations, prerequisites, effort ranges and a proposed first implementation.
Your website address, the main problem and any existing system information are a good starting point. We agree access, scope, costs and acceptance criteria before work begins. You can then commission a focused improvement, an upgrade or a larger development project.
How we deliver
Define the task
Agree objectives, user journeys and bottlenecks with your team.
Review the system
Examine the installation, extensions, content and integrations.
Design the solution
Plan UX, content components and technical changes together.
Build and test
Develop and carry out agreed checks in the test environment.
Launch and improve
Organise acceptance, publication and ongoing support together.
Questions about working with TYPO3
Sources and technical context
- TYPO3: Workspaces
Technical context on drafts and editorial approvals. Support is checked for each installation.
- TYPO3: Upgrading extensions
Vendor documentation on extension preparation and compatibility.
Websites, CMS and AI in practice
Payload & MCP: From product knowledge to reviewed content
The product knowledge exists, but publishing the next page still takes many manual steps. A practical example shows how a CMS, AI and editors can work together.
Modernise your CMS: Start with the bottleneck
Retain, extend or renew your CMS? Connect editorial work, UX and AI around a specific task and define a practical next step.
GEO in practice: Customer questions and evidence
A practical GEO review: choose customer questions, check content gaps and technology, add evidence and assess suitable enquiries.
What should your TYPO3 website do next?
Tell us about your website and its most important task. Together, we will find a useful starting point.
Discuss your TYPO3 projectA useful first step with a clear scope.
We agree the deliverables, inputs, acceptance criteria and costs before starting. A first conversation helps identify the right engagement.
Platform review
One CMS, one customer journey and one editorial workflow. Receive prioritised improvements and a reasoned recommendation for your next step.
Discuss: Platform reviewCMS and AI pilot
One content type, one source and one review path. Assess accuracy, usability and revision effort within a bounded workflow.
Discuss: CMS and AI pilotUX and implementation pilot
Improve a key customer journey. Use a prototype and agreed user tests to inform the implementation decision.
Discuss: UX and implementation pilotMake your expertise visible
Bring expert knowledge, supporting evidence and original material into a useful content page and agreed adaptations.
Discuss expert content