CMS Development & Content Entry
for Dynamic Websites
Managing content efficiently is vital for enterprise websites. PixelEruption develops custom CMS solutions and provides hands-on content entry to keep sites fresh and relevant.
CMS Implementation
We support Magnolia/Campus+, Drupal, and WordPress, tailoring each implementation to organizational needs. Our expertise ensures scalability and security for corporate environments.
Content & Migration
Our CMS expertise covers the full enterprise spectrum: Magnolia CMS including Campus+, Drupal, Sitecore, Adobe AEM, and WordPress at scale. We configure editorial permissions, content workflows, localization pipelines, and DAM integrations based on how your organization actually operates, not a default setup your team has to work around. Headless and hybrid CMS architectures are implemented where decoupled front-ends require it.
Why PixelEruption for CMS
CMS implementation projects fail most often when the technical team does not understand how editors will actually use the system. At PixelEruption, the developers implementing your CMS are involved in the editorial workflow design from the beginning. You get a system built by people who understand both the technical architecture and the day-to-day content operations it needs to support.
Combine CMS services with Project Management for seamless execution.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which CMS platforms do you implement? +
- We implement Drupal, Adobe AEM, Sitecore, Magnolia, and WordPress at enterprise scale — with configuration, editorial workflow setup, permissions architecture, and training included.
- How do you handle content migration? +
- We scope and execute content migration as part of the CMS project — auditing existing content, defining the migration mapping, and running quality checks on every migrated page before sign-off.
- Can you work within our existing CMS environment? +
- Yes. We regularly extend, optimize, or retrain existing CMS implementations — adding templates, reconfiguring workflows, or improving editorial UX — without requiring a full rebuild.