Developers for Adobe Experience Manager sites

Hire developers
who fit your team

Tell us what you need, and within 48 hours we’ll introduce developers who work on Adobe Experience Manager sites, matched to your work, so you choose who joins your team.

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A few of the companies we’ve worked with.

How hiring works

From the first call to their first day, you decide each step.

  1. You tell us.

    Tell us about the work

    A short call about your sites, the version and hosting you’re on, the code around them, and who you need. The first call is free.

  2. We introduce.

    Meet developers matched to it

    Within 48 hours, we introduce developers whose experience fits, with the work each has done.

  3. You choose.

    Choose who joins

    You talk to each one and decide who starts.

  4. They start.

    Start on a date you agree

    They join your team in your tools, and work in your time zone.

What they work on

Upgrades, moves, tests and blocks.

6.5 LTS upgrades

Each site moved to 6.5 LTS, its code checked for what the release removed, tried on a copy first.

Moves to the cloud service

Code refactored to the cloud service’s rules, with content carried over using Adobe’s tools.

Tests for updates

Custom functional and UI tests that run before each update reaches production.

Edge Delivery Services

Blocks in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which your authors fill in, in documents or the Universal Editor.

Components

Core Components, editable templates and policies your authors arrange.

Sites and languages

Live copies and language copies on the instance you already run.

Integrations

GraphQL for content fragments, Adobe’s APIs and App Builder, each with only the access it needs.

Weighing 6.5 LTS against the cloud service? Development for Adobe Experience Manager sites

Ways to hire

One developer

Full time, by the month, working as part of your team.

A small team

Developers who share the work on your sites, from blocks and components to the tests, upgrades and integrations.

How each is paid for: PricingWhen each way of working fits: Engagement Models

Working in your team

They work the way your team already does.

  • Your tools. Your own chat, tickets and code repository, so you see the work as it happens.
  • Your hours. They work in your time zone, on hours you agree before anyone starts.
  • Your access. You decide what they can reach, and remove it when they leave.

Tell us who you need

A few details are enough to start. We’ll reply by email to arrange a short call.

What should they work on?

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We’ll be in touch by email, and introduce developers matched to your request within 48 hours.

Questions worth asking

How soon can a developer start?

We introduce developers matched to your work within 48 hours. Once you’ve chosen, they start on a date you agree.

Can we interview them first?

Yes. You talk to each developer and choose who joins.

Will they work in our time zone?

Yes. They work in your time zone, on hours you agree before anyone starts.

What does it cost?

It depends on the experience you need and how long you need them. Your proposal sets out the monthly fee and how you pay before anyone starts.

Pricing

Can they write the tests that run before each update?

Yes. They write custom functional and UI tests for the quality gates in Cloud Manager, so each of Adobe’s updates is checked against your code before production.

Can they build blocks for Edge Delivery Services?

Yes. In plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, from Adobe’s boilerplate, so your authors keep writing in documents or the Universal Editor.

Can they rebuild our custom components on Core Components?

Yes. They rebuild them on Adobe’s Core Components, so each upgrade has less custom code to carry.

Can you take on the whole project instead?

Yes. That starts with a written review of your sites, what your code relies on and what each integration calls, and a proposal for the first step, such as tests for the paths that matter most.

Development for Adobe Experience Manager sites

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Let’s build it better

Tell us what your sites run on today and the first thing you need done. We’ll introduce developers who can pick it up.

Thanks, we’ll be in touch soon.

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