PROBLEM
Telus faced siloed experience management with fractured teams and disconnected content management systems, resulting in high operational costs and inconsistent customer experiences. Development teams duplicated UI components across projects, inflating licensing costs and wasting time. Marketing teams depended heavily on developers to publish changes, causing delays in speed to market and diverting engineering resources from critical tasks.
SOLUTION
By adopting a composable MACH architecture and integrating the Uniform composable digital experience platform (DXP), Telus unified content management and activated their design system. Uniform empowered marketers to autonomously create and manage reusable UI components, dramatically reducing developer reliance and enabling more agile workflows. This approach yielded an instant ROI of $1.1 million, a 60x increase in developer efficiency, a 50% improvement in speed to market, and resolved content inconsistencies. Uniform served as both the presentation and orchestration layers atop Telus’s existing headless CMS, enabling global teams to utilize universal components easily and significantly improving operational scalability and marketing independence.
PROBLEM
VyStar Credit Union struggled to replicate its personalized in-branch customer experience in digital channels, facing challenges in delivering relevant, location-specific content and increasing user engagement. VyStar’s existing digital architecture limited their ability to create targeted communications and drive sustainable business growth through online platforms.
SOLUTION
By implementing Uniform's digital experience platform (DXP), VyStar achieved advanced personalization capabilities, including behavioral and location-based targeting, as well as A/B testing. The platform enabled remarkable improvements, such as increasing personalized sessions from 4% to 82% in two months, boosting conversion rates, and allowing more efficient content management through streamlined CMS integrations. Specific enhancements included personalizing homepage content based on user website activity, which increased the likelihood of product applications by 4x.
PROBLEM
Triumph sought to expand online merchandising to include apparel. Their existing content management system (CMS) and commerce products were adequate for handling this addition; however, they were considerably less flexible than composable solutions, and the increase in costs associated with staying with the existing technology project was a major obstacle. The solution architects had to choose between reinvesting in less flexible legacy systems or charting a new course in digital composability.
SOLUTION
Triumph’s architects saw Uniform as the nexus of their new architecture; a technology-agnostic presentation layer that alleviates the complexity and demand of code-heavy backend migrations. The Uniform Visual Workspace allows the team to build and launch the clothing store–a new part of the website developed on composable architecture with a completely different technology stack–without interrupting the original website on existing systems.
The Visual Workspace is the all-in-one presentation layer, complete with native personalization and A/B testing features, streamlined to a single platform with visual preview for precision in building digital experiences. Uniform is also utilized as the orchestration layer, supporting the composable infrastructure while architects gradually migrate technology in and out of the backend, to avoid rewriting the front-end code when replatforming technology.
PROBLEM
The marketing team at Taxfix understood that to improve performance, they would need personalization and A/B testing solutions that enabled them to run experiments across mediums and devices while leveraging existing web pages to deliver, measure, and optimize. In addition, their chosen solutions must not impact page speed and rarely require engineering resources.
SOLUTION
Taxfix increased conversions by 15%. They found that Uniform—with its native personalization and A/B testing features—was the only solution to possess the customization necessary to implement complex experiments in their existing environment. While alternative products were assessed to solve this, the Uniform Visual Workspace included both tools in its subscription. It allows users to employ them in tandem, making it the clear all-in-one solution
Uniform Recognized as a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Experience Platforms
PROBLEM
Blue Hope had to grapple with many challenging tasks: craft a quality digital experience, blend technologies, manage different components, quickly update content, and achieve scalable growth with minimal resources.
SOLUTION
By combining technologies and streamlining operations through Uniform, Blue Hope gained flexibility, simplified site integrations, and cut down time for content updates to mere seconds. Blue Hope's main goal is to double the size of their audience and registration rate—they are well on their way to confidently achieving it.
PROBLEM
Fortune 1000 Insurance Co. faced slow website performance, low SEO scores, tech restrictions, complex site management, and lengthy translation process, seeking to improve agility without compromising speed in transitioning from Sitecore.
SOLUTION
With Uniform, the Insurance Co. boosted site performance by 30-points leading to a Lighthouse score of 90, simplified site management, speeding translations, and ensuring future scalability. Their initial site was ready in four months, and another followed in two.
PROBLEM
Cobham Satcom grappled with outdated static sites, slow updates, poor engagement, lack of agility, and prolonged speed to market. These challenges tarnished their digital presence, leading to weak lead generation.
SOLUTION
Uniform addressed consumer demands by offering a dynamic, scalable solution, enhancing speed to market and enabling Cobham Satcom to test and innovate business models. With an integrated tech stack and personalization, they achieved a 150% sales lead increase.
PROBLEM
Klépierre, Europe's leading operator of shopping malls, ran 98 sites on a monolithic CMS. The rising infrastructure cost to support those sites, crippled by slow page loads, led Klépierre to Uniform for help.
SOLUTION
Uniform empowered Klépierre: maintained CMS, decoupled page delivery; obtained high Lighthouse scores, 65% cost reduction, 100% uptime.
PROBLEM
Life Extension is a leading retail and direct-to-consumer health and wellness brand. When Sitecore failed to deliver the performance, scalability, and reliability they expected, they faced re-platforming–lost time, money, and resources they could ill afford in today’s competitive market.
SOLUTION
Uniform helped Life Extension address their challenges and avoid replatforming by preserving the parts of the DXP that were working well for them.
Insurance Company
“One of the first sites we migrated had Lighthouse scores in the 60s before, which rose to the 90s after the move to Uniform.”
Software development manager, Insurance Company
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