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CSS Horizontal Scroll Animation That Runs Off the Main Thread
Build a pinned horizontal scroll section with position: sticky and a CSS view timeline. No scroll listener, and the browser can run it off the main thread.
QA Is Part of the Build: Where Testing Belongs in Your Definition of Done
A demo failed because a shared environment was left in an unknown state. The lesson: QA is not a handoff. It belongs in the engineer's definition of done, at every company size.
Sitecore Digital Asset Management: Media Library, Content Hub, or Third Party?
The Sitecore media library is asset storage, not asset management. Knowing which one you need is a governance question, not a feature comparison.
Sitecore vs Optimizely (Episerver): How to Choose, and How to Switch
Two .NET digital experience platforms that both went composable, with different centers of gravity. Where each one wins, what a Sitecore to Optimizely migration involves, and the disclosure that we work on Sitecore.
Is Sitecore a Headless CMS? XM Cloud, XP, and What Actually Goes Headless
Sitecore can run headless, but XM Cloud and XP get there by different routes with different costs. Here is what headless actually means inside Sitecore, and where teams get hurt.
Sitecore Managed Cloud: What It Is and When It Is the Right Call
Sitecore Managed Cloud takes the infrastructure off your plate and leaves the application firmly on it. The responsibility split is the whole decision.
Sitecore DXP: What Composable Actually Changed, and What It Costs
Sitecore's move from one monolithic DXP to a composable product suite changed what you buy, what you integrate, and who owns the seams. Here is the honest accounting.
Sitecore Upgrade Services: What You Are Actually Buying
Most Sitecore upgrade quotes price the version jump and miss the four things that actually consume the budget. Here is what an upgrade contains and how to scope one.
Sitecore Support: What Good Looks Like and How to Buy It
Sitecore's own support covers the product. Everything your team actually breaks lives in the gap between that and a partner. Here is how to buy for the gap.
Sitecore Migration Services: How to Move Without Losing Traffic
Content migration is the easy half. The half that quietly costs money is URL continuity, and it is usually assigned to nobody until after launch.
The Sitecore XP Technical Debt Audit: Six Domains That Decide Your Migration Cost
A clear, practical audit that exposes the real technical debt holding XP back and shows enterprises how to fix it before migration becomes painful.