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AMTEX Consulting: an enterprise website with a CMS-agnostic content layer

A new website for an Oracle and enterprise transformation consultancy in Georgia, USA, presenting two pillars, Oracle and Enterprise Transformation and Digital Product Engineering, on one typed content model.

Client
AMTEX Consulting
Platform
Web
Services
Web DevelopmentUI/UX DesignProduct Strategy
Technology
Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSVercel

Overview

AMTEX helps enterprises modernise Oracle applications, connect systems, automate processes and build the web and mobile products that sit on top of them. The site presents that as two pillars with their own navigation, publishes Oracle case studies as reference architectures where client figures are not approved, and carries insights, careers and a contact flow.

Client challenge

Nothing could be invented. Clients, metrics and facts not approved for publication had to stay out of production automatically, not through editorial discipline alone.

Strategy

Gate it in the repository. Every record carries a status. Placeholder and unverified records render in preview and are filtered out of production builds by the content layer, so the site can launch with what is approved and grow as approvals arrive.

Development

Next.js 16 on Vercel, generated social images, structured data, a search index, and a logo strip of the group's own brands. Pages import from one content module, which picks the provider from an environment variable: local JSON today, a headless CMS when the client wants one.

Key features

  • Two-pillar information architecture
  • CMS-agnostic content layer
  • Production gating for unapproved content
  • Reference-architecture case studies
  • Generated social images and structured data

Outcome

The site is built and populated with approved content. Sections that still await approval, such as team and testimonials, stay hidden until it arrives.

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