AEM Sites & Headless CMS

Design and deliver enterprise-grade AEM Sites implementations — from traditional page authoring to headless content delivery, multi-locale rollouts, and Edge Delivery Services.

Multi-siteHeadlessEdge DeliveryGenAI in Sites

What this covers

AEM Sites is the foundation of most enterprise digital experiences. We architect component libraries, template systems, and content models that scale across brands, regions, and channels without creating author confusion or developer bottlenecks.

Whether you need a classic WCM deployment, a headless GraphQL API for React or Next.js frontends, or a hybrid approach with Experience Fragments powering both web and email — we design the architecture first, then build to Adobe best practices.

Our Sites work covers everything from greenfield implementations to refactoring legacy component libraries, enabling GenAI-assisted authoring, and configuring Edge Delivery Services for sub-second page loads.

How we deliver it

Component & template architecture

Reusable, policy-driven components that authors can configure without developer intervention.

  • HTL/Sightly component development with Sling Models
  • Editable templates, policies, and template types
  • Experience Fragments for cross-channel reuse
  • Content Fragment models for structured content
  • Design system alignment with Core Components

Multi-site & localization

Governance models that let regional teams move fast without breaking global standards.

  • MSM (Multi Site Manager) blueprint/live copy setup
  • Language copy and translation workflow integration
  • Site-specific overrides with inheritance controls
  • Rollout configurations and conflict resolution
  • Locale-specific SEO and hreflang management

Headless & hybrid delivery

Content authored once in AEM, delivered anywhere via APIs.

  • GraphQL persisted queries and Content Fragment APIs
  • SPA Editor integration (React, Angular, Vue)
  • Remote SPA and headless page routing
  • Preview and authoring for headless channels
  • Edge Delivery Services configuration

What you receive

  • Component library with documentation
  • Template and policy configuration
  • Content Fragment model definitions
  • Author training and style guide
  • Architecture decision records (ADRs)

What changes

  • Authors publish pages without developer tickets
  • Components reused across sites and channels
  • Headless APIs ready for frontend teams
  • Multi-locale rollouts with clear governance

Let there be change

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