


Implemented a robust Strapi CMS backend with custom content types for exhibitions, events, and heritage information. The system was optimized for performance with efficient API queries and media management, ensuring fast loading times and seamless content delivery across all devices.
The City Palace Museum in Jaipur needed a comprehensive digital transformation to showcase its rich heritage and cultural significance. The existing website lacked proper content management capabilities and was difficult to maintain. The museum required a solution that would allow their team to easily update exhibitions, events, and visitor information while maintaining the royal aesthetic and cultural authenticity.
Our team conducted extensive research into the palace's history, architecture, and cultural significance to ensure the digital platform would authentically represent the royal heritage. We worked closely with the museum's curators and content team to understand their specific needs for content management, visitor engagement, and digital storytelling.

The primary challenge was creating a content management system that could handle the complex content structure of a heritage museum while maintaining ease of use for non-technical staff. The system needed to support multiple content types including historical information, exhibition details, event management, and media galleries.
Another significant challenge was ensuring the website could scale to accommodate future content growth while maintaining performance. The solution needed to be flexible enough to adapt to changing museum needs while providing a consistent user experience across different devices and platforms.

We implemented a custom Strapi CMS solution with tailored content types and a user-friendly admin panel. The system was designed with the museum's specific needs in mind, featuring custom fields for heritage information, exhibition management, and visitor services. The frontend was built to be responsive and optimized for performance.
The solution included comprehensive training for the museum staff, detailed documentation, and ongoing support to ensure smooth content management. We also implemented SEO best practices and accessibility features to ensure the website reaches the widest possible audience while maintaining the royal heritage's dignity and authenticity.
Strapi was the ideal choice for this project for several reasons:
Built with JavaScript/TypeScript; offers a customizable admin panel and content structures
Generates RESTful/GraphQL APIs for any frontend — great for future-proofing integrations
Supports multiple databases and self-hosting—suitable for enterprise needs
Role-based access control (RBAC), i18n, and plugin ecosystem for extensibility
Detailed stakeholder interviews to capture content types: history, architecture, exhibitions, visitor info. Defined content models and user permissions—ensuring an intuitive content workflow.
Installed Strapi, defined content types (e.g., Exhibition, News, Events, Gallery). Configured media uploads, localization, and user roles for editorial access.
Used Strapi-generated APIs to structure and display content on a dynamic and responsive frontend. Ensured secure, performant data delivery—optimizing for user experience.
Migrated existing content (texts, images, PDFs) into Strapi's models. Trained client's content team on using the admin panel: editing pages, publishing updates, adding new exhibits, and managing media.
Conducted functional, usability, and cross-browser testing. Deployed to production with clear handoff documentation—including editing guidelines.
Client can independently manage site content without developer support
Prepared for multilingual support, new content types, and future growth
Lightweight CMS backend with secure API management
Structured models ensure uniformity and better user experience