Sails Ahead: Powering App and Web Success with Strapi
summary
Scandlines modernizes app and web with Strapi, building a Codly multiplatform app talking to a BFF API plus caching, and multiple Next/React websites powered by two separate Strapi instances (Strapi 4 for the app, Strapi 5 for sites). Results: 3.5–4 month build from design to launch, passenger base ~6.5–7M and 39,000 departures, app complaints drop from ~100/month to <5, and a target of 80% of tickets pre-booked by July with Pluto search and planned food pre-ordering.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Scandalines Ferry Company and DEPT agency
- 3:56The challenge: Competing with new Tunnel Infrastructure
- 7:02The Old Digital Infrastructure Limitations
- 8:03Key Business Objectives for Digital Transformation
- 9:12Technical Platform Solution with Strapi CMS
- 14:33Implementing Separate Strapi Instances
- 20:51Content Editor Feedback and Usability
- 22:21Benefits and Improvements After Implementation
- 23:49Future development plans and features
- 25:35Conclusion
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