CASE STUDY

A Marketing Site That Keeps Up with Demand

ThreatModeler’s marketing team needed a developer for every new page. With its own block library, it built and launched pages on its own, much faster.

Client

ThreatModeler

Sector

Technology, cybersecurity

Platform

WordPress, from Elementor

Scope

Website and block library

Home page, desktop

Before
Previous ThreatModeler home page built with a page builder: a "Secure, by design" hero, a video box and a product list
After
ThreatModeler home page on the new WordPress site: a dark blue hero with a Request a Demo button and a video of a man at a laptop

Project overview

Built for the Marketing Team

To support ThreatModeler’s global growth, we replaced their restrictive legacy page builder with a scalable, Atomic Blocks-driven WordPress for Enterprise solution.

From Page Builder to Blocks

We moved the site from Elementor to a block library made for the marketing team.

One Design System

Approved styles keep every new page on brand, with no custom design work.

Built for Many Editors

Several editors publish in parallel, each in their own part of the site.

The problem

A Website That Couldn’t Keep Up with Growth

ThreatModeler had a website, but lacked the flexibility and tools their marketing team needed to drive demand.

These challenges weren’t just technical, they slowed down ThreatModeler’s ability to generate demos, nurture leads, and compete in a crowded cybersecurity market.

Limited Content Flexibility

The existing site didn’t give marketing the freedom to create new pages or campaigns without developer support.

No Design System

Without standardized components, every new page required custom design work, slowing down execution and creating inconsistency.

Disconnected Sales Intelligence

The sales team had no visibility into who was visiting the website.

Disjointed Form Experience

Forms were embedded from external tools, looking out of place and breaking the visual flow of the site, creating friction for enterprise buyers.

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Diagram: a new campaign waits on a design request and a developer ticket before the page goes live, days later.

The solution

Architecting a High-Velocity Marketing Engine

We transformed ThreatModeler’s digital presence by migrating from a fragmented Elementor setup to a robust WordPress for Enterprise architecture. With an atomic block system and fast managed hosting, we provided a foundation that scales with their global demand-generation needs.

Three matching dark blue cards for security, DevOps and cloud teams, each with an icon, bold points and a link

Design Standardization

We set up one design system with approved styles, so every campaign page looked on brand without custom design work.

A desktop computer on a white desk displays a cybersecurity website. The screen shows a blue and white design with text, graphics, and a play button. The desk has notebooks, a pen, a cup, a plant, and a keyboard.
A person with short blond hair sits at a desk, viewing a computer screen displaying a website page titled Download the WHITE PAPER, featuring a form and informational content on a blue background.
A woman sits at a table holding a laptop displaying the ThreatModeler logo on a blue screen. Another person sits nearby, and a coffee cup is on the table. Natural light comes through a window in the background.
The ThreatModeler logo features a blue background with a circular abstract icon on the left and the word ThreatModeler in bold white text on the right.
A person types on a laptop at a desk, viewing a website with a blue header titled Action and a document below. Office supplies and notebooks are visible on the wooden desk.
A person holds a smartphone displaying a website with the heading How it Works, next to a keyboard and laptop on a desk. The phone screen shows text, a graphic, and a yellow Get Started button.

The results

Enterprise-Grade Impact

By replacing legacy bloat with a high-performance WordPress for Enterprise architecture, we delivered measurable improvements to ThreatModeler’s bottom line.

Marketing Owns the Content

The marketing team creates and launches pages much faster, with its own block library and no developer queue.

A Much Faster Site

Removing the old page builder’s code made the site much faster for visitors.

Connected to the CRM and Sales Tools

The site works with their CRM and the other tools marketing and sales use every day.

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