Imimot
Mitti and Vezér are professional playback and control software for the Mac. Their site carried fifteen years of product pages, blog posts, and help documentation, plus the integrations its desktop apps depend on. We rebuilt the platform underneath while keeping its established structure and character.
- Client
- Imimot
- Year
- 2026
- Sector
- Pro-AV Software
- Platform
- Kirby CMS
- Live Site
- imimot.com
- Role
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DevelopmentDesign PolishContent Migration
The old imimot.com was a static site that had grown alongside the products since 2011. Marketing pages, a large blog archive, and long help manuals were all maintained by hand, with the desktop apps wired directly into it through license checks, update feeds, and download links. It worked, but every change was a developer task, and the design was showing its age.
This was not a redesign, and that was deliberate. The logo, the blue, and the page structure people had navigated for years all stayed put. What we did instead was polish: calmer typography, cleaner grids, consistent spacing and buttons throughout. A casual visitor might not point to anything specific that changed; anyone with an eye for detail will see that everything did. The site reads as itself, just current.
Under the hood it now runs on Kirby, with Twig templates, Tailwind, and a reusable block system. The full blog archive came across, every post back to 2011, and the help manuals were restructured from a handful of very long pages into individual articles. Every integration the desktop apps rely on kept working through the switch, so nothing broke for existing customers, and the changelog and public beta pages now build themselves from the client's release data. The practical result: a small team can edit product pages, docs, and news without a developer in the loop.