This client had an Angular application that contained static content such as blogs, articles, and newsletters. Previously when PR wished to publish new content they wrote copy from the blog/article/newsletter and then sent it to a developer who turned it into an HTML file and added it to the Angular application. The process required that the application be redeployed every time a new blog/article/newsletter was posted. This not only caused unnecessary downtime but also caused unnecessary work for the developers.

To address this issue I deployed WordPress as a Content Management System. This allowed PR and Marketing to write and publish blogs/articles/newsletters directly in WordPress. Using the WordPress API, the Angular application could query posts and display them in the web application.