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64Labs is the global leader in full composable builds on Salesforce. Whether you are upgrading from SiteGenesis, SFRA or looking for a greenfield Salesforce Commerce Cloud implementation, if it's going to be composable only 64labs has the experience and skills to make sure your project is executed to the highest possible standard. You production ecommerce site is not a place for you or your partners to learn how to do composable. Take a helping hand from the experts in the space and talk to 64labs first.

The implementation partner you choose for your Contentstack, Amplience or Contentful build, whether you are in ecommerce or a more content oriented business, is at least as important as the choice of technology. The essence of headless CMS is that it is not something that works in the same way for everyone out of the box. It's an engineering project. A good partner will build tooling to suit your needs. 64labs has tooling suites prebuilt for all your favorite CMSs. A good partner can combine technical implementation expertise with an understanding of business requirements. 64labs' CMS teams have been through that scoping cycle with a dozen clients in the past three years. Our team contains experts who have been through implementations as a client. A good partner can help you select the right CMS fit for you and ensure that confusing pricing structures and proposals are understandable and optimized for your present and future needs. 64labs has advised multiple clients on how to frame the conversation with vendors around their specific requirements. Don't buy a headless CMS without talking to a partner who can make sure you get the value you expect from it. Talk to 64labs.

If your team needs an in-house ecommerce build but wants to benefit from the heavyweight experience of a team with multiple implementations under their belt, 64Labs can help. Our BAs, QAs, engineers and architects play nice with internal teams on major projects and are accustomed to becoming an accountable part of your team. Staff augmentation is a cost effective way to rent expertise when you need it and 64Labs makes it work in multiple client engagements. It's not cheap. 64labs uses the same personnel on staff augmentation as we use for 64labs-led projects. But it's cost effective. The presence of 64labs on your project can save weeks of time exploring the many technical dead ends that await inexperienced teams and which can turn a six-month project into an 18-month one.

In today’s mobile first ecommerce environment, 64Labs stands as one of the most experienced mobile experience agencies in the world with sites designed for BassPro, Oriental Trading, GNC, Chico’s FAS, and Youfit and 50 others. Our philosophy of simple functional design that gets out of the way of the user has proven its value over the past seven years and is integral to creating modern performant sites.

If your team wants to benefit from 64labs project and technical expertise but handle the meat of the project themselves, 64labs offers our Sprint0 phase as a standalone product. In an intense four weeks of activity 64labs delivers a full set of user stories, your current design implemented as a professional grade design system in Figma, the CMS schemas and content models completed, the creation of a full set of Jira stories for your project, foundational work on state management and other high skill technical challenges, and your composable site working (if incomplete) from end to end in composable. Some clients start with this and then proceed to commission the full project with 64labs. But for teams who really want to start their composable journey from an advanced position, this is a great option.

We were skeptical that standalone composable checkout was worth it. Until we saw the results from Stokke that Salesforce published recently. Stokke saw a 29% increase in checkout conversions after a standalone checkout project. This is exciting. It suggests that although performance benefits were assumed to matter less in checkout, the opposite may be true. It seems that the customer is there at the bottom of our funnel with their wallet out, but they don;t want to be asked to think about the purchase too hard. They are one bad piece of UX away from buyer's remorse. If the task is to design an experience that gets the customer through the process quickly and smoothly, composable is a good way of circumventing templated restrictions and solving bad checkout UX. 64labs has built full checkouts on every project over the past three years. If you want to test the water in composable, this may be the most profitable starting point. 64labs is the only partner with multiple composable checkouts in the wild so far.