Bejamas

The migration is done. The work isn’t. A lot of teams we meet are a year or two into Storyblok. Each brand or market got its own space, which made sense on launch day. Now a change to a shared component has to be made five times, and a new market means starting the rollout from scratch. None of this is a Storyblok problem. It’s a setup problem, and it’s fixable without another migration. Sometimes that means consolidating spaces, with redirect maps and content mapping planned before anything moves. Sometimes separate spaces are the right call, and the fix is making them share components. We’ll say which. If your estate has grown by accident, bring your space structure to the Bejamas stand at JoyConf in Mainz, 28-29 October. Honest first read, no pitch. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE

The agency that built your Storyblok setup has moved on. Nobody owns the roadmap for the space. It’s the most common situation we hear about, and it’s not anyone’s fault. Agencies deliver launches. Estates need running. Bejamas works the other way round: the same senior team that designs the content model and builds the components stays to run it with you, on a quarterly contract that flexes with your workload. Twenty-plus clients have renewed for eight or more consecutive quarters. That’s the number we’re proudest of. Took over someone else’s setup? Find the Bejamas stand at JoyConf, 28-29 October in Mainz. We’ll tell you what’s worth keeping. Usually a lot is. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE

Migrated to Storyblok. Still raising a ticket for a new page layout. It happens more than you’d think. The content model was rebuilt to mirror the old CMS, the components were built for launch day, and localisation runs on copy and paste instead of Storyblok’s own tooling. The platform is modern. The operating model isn’t. Bejamas builds content models editors can actually use: nestable components, sensible defaults, a visual editor that reflects the live site. At Charm Industrial that meant moving content and page structure into the client team’s hands, with dev time going to the mission instead of maintenance. Most setups need the content model reworked, not a second migration. Bring yours to JoyConf in Mainz, 28-29 October, and we’ll tell you which. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE

The agency that built your Storyblok setup has moved on. Nobody owns the roadmap for the space. It’s the most common situation we hear about, and it’s not anyone’s fault. Agencies deliver launches. Estates need running. Bejamas works the other way round: the same senior team that designs the content model and builds the components stays to run it with you, on a quarterly contract that flexes with your workload. Twenty-plus clients have renewed for eight or more consecutive quarters. That’s the number we’re proudest of. Took over someone else’s setup? Find the Bejamas stand at JoyConf, 28-29 October in Mainz. We’ll tell you what’s worth keeping. Usually a lot is. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE

Seven yacht brands. Seven websites that had drifted apart. Hanse, Dehler, Moody, Sealine and the rest each had their own identity and audience, and over time their own way of working: outdated layouts, hidden subpages, navigation only the builders understood. Bejamas rebuilt the estate on Storyblok with Next.js and Vercel. One platform, one component library, one editorial workflow, and a separate design for every brand on top. Shared where it saves effort, separate where the brand needs it. The change the marketing team noticed wasn’t the stack. It was updating a brand site themselves and seeing it live. Running a multi-brand estate on Storyblok? We’re at JoyConf in Mainz, 28-29 October. Bring your space structure, we’ll give it an honest first read. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE

Migrated to Storyblok. Still raising a ticket for a new page layout. It happens more than you’d think. The content model was rebuilt to mirror the old CMS, the components were built for launch day, and localisation runs on copy and paste instead of Storyblok’s own tooling. The platform is modern. The operating model isn’t. Bejamas builds content models editors can actually use: nestable components, sensible defaults, a visual editor that reflects the live site. At Charm Industrial that meant moving content and page structure into the client team’s hands, with dev time going to the mission instead of maintenance. Most setups need the content model reworked, not a second migration. Bring yours to JoyConf in Mainz, 28-29 October, and we’ll tell you which. bejamas.com/joyconf Project co-funded by the European Union. #FunduszeUE