CMS Development
Content models that make a website self-assembling—structure the content once, and the pages take care of themselves.
The CMS schema, the content model, the way images and assets are stored: those are the parts we obsess over, because they decide whether a website ages well. A good content model means a new project, person, or article added once appears everywhere it should—cards, filters, related lists, feeds—without anyone touching a page.
What CMS development means here
We design the content types an organization actually has—projects, properties, services, people, news, FAQs—and the relationships between them. Our larger builds run on twenty-plus interrelated collections, powering hundreds of pages from structured content. The visible site is a projection of the model; get the model right and the site stays coherent for years.
Multi-site and reuse
For organizations with multiple brands or business units, we architect content once and distribute it: shared structures with per-brand surfaces. The Legence platform works this way—one architecture serving a parent brand and its operating companies, with automated feeds keeping subsidiary sites in sync.
Migrations and cleanup
Legacy content is part of most engagements. We inventory what exists, map it to the new model, migrate it programmatically where volume justifies it, and preserve URLs and search equity with redirect plans. Unstructured page-builder content becomes structured, reusable data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a content model and why does it matter?
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A content model defines the types of content an organization has, their fields, and how they relate—projects reference services, articles reference authors, and so on. It matters because pages assemble from the model: structure content once and it appears correctly everywhere, for years.
Which CMS platforms do you work with?
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Primarily Webflow CMS for marketing sites, paired with Astro when a build needs static performance on top of CMS content. We have also worked with headless and legacy platforms during migrations. The modeling discipline is the same regardless of platform.
Can one CMS serve multiple websites?
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Yes—that is one of the strongest reasons to invest in content architecture. We run production systems where a parent organization’s content feeds subsidiary sites automatically, including scheduled syncs with reconciliation reporting.
How do you migrate content from an old CMS?
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Inventory first, then mapping, then programmatic migration where the volume justifies scripting. Every migration ships with a URL redirect map so accumulated search rankings and inbound links carry to the new structure.
CMS Development in Washington DC, Maryland & Virginia
Interface Multimedia is headquartered in the Washington DC metro area, serving developers, architects, and institutional clients across DC, Maryland, Virginia, and nationwide. Our 30+ years of experience in the built environment means we understand the local market, regulatory landscape, and stakeholder expectations that shape projects in this region.
Whether you're developing in Tysons, Bethesda, Capitol Hill, Arlington, or anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic, our team delivers work that reflects the quality and precision your project demands.
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