Sitefinity

Progress Sitefinity development

Development on Progress Sitefinity for organisations running it as an enterprise platform—custom widgets, page templates and the integrations that connect it to internal systems, with the governance such an environment usually carries.

Custom widgets, templates and integrations on an enterprise CMS.

Custom widget development

Widgets that editors can place and configure themselves, rather than pages a developer has to change.

Template and layout development

Page templates built against a defined design system so the site stays consistent as it grows.

Integration with internal systems

Connecting Sitefinity to the authentication, data and line-of-business systems already in place.

Upgrade and migration support

Assessing what customisation exists before a version upgrade, so the cost is known in advance.

When it fits

  • The platform was chosen by the organisation, and the work has to fit inside that decision.
  • Editors need to compose pages without raising a ticket for every change.
  • An upgrade is due and nobody has an inventory of what was customised.
  • The CMS has to talk to systems that predate it.

How it is built

  • Customisation kept upgrade-aware, so a version change is a planned exercise rather than a rebuild.
  • Editor experience treated as part of the deliverable, not only the visitor-facing result.
  • Work carried out within the organisation’s existing change and release process.
  • What was customised, and why, documented for whoever inherits it.

Not this

  • Licensing procurement or vendor negotiation
  • Infrastructure administration as a standalone service
  • Content migration performed by hand at scale

Do you work inside our existing delivery process?

Yes. In Sitefinity environments the release process is usually fixed by the organisation, so the work is planned to fit it rather than around it.

Can you assess a site before an upgrade?

Yes, and it is often the sensible first engagement: an inventory of what is customised, what is standard and what is no longer used.

Can you work with our internal development team?

Yes, including in a supporting role where the team holds the platform knowledge and needs a specific piece of work delivered alongside it.

Take the session when the work still needs scoping. Send the brief when you already know what needs building.

A clear next step

Start with the decision in front of you.

Get preliminary direction first, or book a focused session when the question is ready.