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ObservePoint Website

ObservePoint

After years of bouncing between external agencies and fragmented internal handovers, ObservePoint needed a permanent, stable solution for their digital presence. They trusted me to take over, break the cycle, and rebuild their primary marketing site completely from the ground up.

Role
Lead Engineer
Timeline
2 months
Stack
WordPress ACF Pro Webpack Sass
ObservePoint Website

Overview

As ObservePoint’s primary marketing engine, the new site came with a demanding set of requirements. Above all else, it needed to be incredibly fast and rock-solid stable to support their traffic and marketing campaigns. By engineering a custom, lightweight WordPress architecture with a minimalist plugin strategy, I delivered a fast, beautiful, and easily maintainable platform that completely eliminated their agency dependency.

The Results:

  • 4x improvement in page load times.
  • 75{679e06159bb539e7e86d16a01148da27b9db14949c89dfd9adb1c8f34e0454a0} reduction in site downtime.

Why it's notable

The most impactful part of this build was how it transformed their content workflow. Previously, publishing a single blog post was a slow, multi-day process. By eliminating that friction, the marketing team can now take a new post from concept to live in just a few minutes, completely changing how fast they can move.

Unique challenges

Beyond speed, the site needed to give the marketing team total operational independence. To pull this off, I had to solve a few key challenges:

  • Complete Content Control: They needed the ability to edit any part of the site at a moment’s notice. I used Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to build a backend that gives them full editing power without risking the site’s stability.
  • A Modular Page Builder: They also required a quick way to launch custom landing pages for ad traffic. Using ACF’s flexible content fields, I built a system of reusable content blocks, allowing them to assemble new pages on the fly.
  • Legacy Data Migration: The final hurdle was moving years of historical data into the new system. Instead of manual entry, I wrote custom scripts to cleanly migrate all their old content into the newly designed blog and resources sections.