Composable CMS Powers Dairyland Relaunch

Dairyland needed a full website revamp to match a tough non-standard auto insurance market. We designed them a faster site, rooted in strategy and built for growth. 

  • 35%

    YoY conversion growth

At a Glance

Client
Dairyland Insurance
Engagement
UX & Web Design, Web Development, Content Strategy, SEO
Project
Website Redesign
Focus
Improve speed, ease of use, and content education

Overview

In a category where every second matters, the old site needed more than a visual refresh. It needed a new system. 

Dairyland came to us with a clear need: rebuild the website around speed, content, and a better user experience.  

We started with the truth in the market, connected strategy, content, UX, and technical architecture into one plan, and gave Dairyland a stronger foundation for growth. 

The Proof

The redesigned site launched on time and on budget, driving a 35% growth in YoY conversions. That momentum led to additional projects with their parent company, Sentry, in B2B insurance. Clear architecture. Measurable lift. Repeatable value. 

  • On Time

    Launch timing

  • On Budget

    Budget Status


The Goal

Dairyland wanted a complete website revamp that would improve speed, content delivery, user experience, and brand presentation in a competitive insurance category. 


The Challenge

The new website had to perform in the high-pressure, non-standard auto-insurance space, where speed and content delivery matter. Dairyland also needed the work to cover content, technical architecture, UX, and branding at once, without losing momentum or control.

A close up of two people driving in a car. One driver and one passenger

The Solution

We started with strategy, completing competitive, content, SEO, and UX audits, then worked with Dairyland’s marketing and IT teams to design a composable architecture and built the site using Contentful CMS, a static site generator, and the Uniform content editor. We shaped the content model around SEO, tuned the experience around usability, and built a flexible system that could support the new site and future work.