One of Lithuania’s largest business promotion agencies was held back by an outdated, slow website. digitouch! stepped in to solve the challenge: building a modern, fast, easy-to-manage, and accessible web platform.
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Brand new architecture, familiar content management
With hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, speed and reliability are not optional for the Innovation Agency website—they are essential. The old platform suffered not only from slow loading speeds, but also from complex content management, legacy infrastructure, and limited scalability.
We built a Jamstack architecture solution: content is managed via a WordPress CMS, while users receive statically generated pages that load at lightning speed, regardless of server load. This architecture completely eliminates traditional WordPress security vulnerabilities.
A fully bilingual web platform serving thousands of pages
The website operates in both Lithuanian and English, encompassing thousands of news articles, calls for funding, services, and events. We completed an automated migration of all content from the old site to the new one, supported by a comprehensive 301 redirect map that accurately routes every legacy URL to its new location.
Automated integration with the client’s internal system
Part of the website content updates automatically. We integrated the client’s internal system to stream data directly to the site in real time. No manual input is required—everything syncs automatically.
A fully responsive user system
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards, the website ensures full usability for people with disabilities. Complete keyboard navigation, proper screen reader support, compliant color contrast, and descriptive alternative text mean that Innovation Agency Lithuania’s content is equally accessible to every citizen.
Leveraging Jamstack architecture, the website is served from the closest global server edge location. Statically generated content guarantees smooth, uninterrupted performance—even during peak traffic spikes.
