Migrating to a Composable Storefront Step by Step
Few teams can pause the business for a rewrite. An incremental migration lets you deliver value while you move.
Start at the edge
Pick a section with clear value, such as the home page, a landing page or the product detail page, and route it to the new storefront while the rest stays as is. Each step proves the approach and builds confidence.
Keep the experience consistent
Share design tokens, navigation and analytics between old and new so buyers do not feel the seams. Track the same metrics on both sides to confirm the new pages perform at least as well.
Key takeaways
Migrate section by section
Share design and analytics across old and new
Compare metrics to validate each step
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