AT A GLANCE
- Custom WordPress block-theme implementation
- Reviewed design tokens, patterns and structured blocks
- Separate development, review and production responsibilities
Build the system behind the redesign.
A medical-device company’s website needs a consistent presentation and a controlled way to change it. DeCort’s Imperative Care engagement connects a Figma-led redesign with a custom WordPress implementation and a reviewed release workflow. The technical work covers the theme, reusable content structures and the operational boundaries around them.
Translate the design into WordPress.
The implementation maps reviewed design values into WordPress theme settings. Reusable patterns handle composable content, while structured custom blocks cover components that need a stricter content model or interactive behavior. This gives each part of the design an appropriate home instead of building every section as a separate custom component.
Use AI assistance with a human checkpoint.
The project workflow uses AI-assisted tooling to interpret design handoffs and prepare implementation changes. A person reviews the design contract before generation. The output is adapted to WordPress’s theme and block architecture, keeping the published code under review rather than treating generated interface code as an automatic production deliverable.
Keep code and content responsibilities clear.
Theme files, component definitions and configuration are versioned. Editorial content and media remain in WordPress. That separation helps avoid a common source of drift: a design change made in one environment’s database that never travels with the code. The implementation includes guardrails around those competing sources of truth.
Make the release path part of the product.
Development, review and production have distinct roles. Changes pass through review and quality checks before promotion, with backup and rollback responsibilities documented alongside deployment. A successful interface is only part of the engagement; the team also needs to understand what will change, who approves it and how to recover if a release creates a problem.
An enterprise implementation story.
The work demonstrates how design systems, AI-assisted development and WordPress can operate together with clear human responsibility. The redesigned public homepage was verified live on October 24, 2026. This case study documents the implementation and reviewed release approach; the capture shows the public homepage without claiming that every planned component has been released.