This repository contains the Product Requirements Document for the end-to-end migration of an enterprise CMS supporting a FinTech organization's public-facing website — 500+ pages serving over 100 million annual visitors — from a legacy monolithic CMS to a modern composable architecture built on Contentful, React/Next.js, and AWS CloudFront.
This is an active, in-progress initiative. The PRD reflects a live project with real status tracking, realized risks, and metrics updated as milestones are reached.
| Metric | Result | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Annual license cost savings | $1.1M+ | 🟡 In Progress |
| Release frequency | Biweekly → 3x per week | ✅ Achieved |
| Page load improvement (highest-traffic page) | 40%+ | ✅ Achieved |
| Article authoring time reduction | 50%+ | ✅ Achieved |
| Pages migrated across 5 lines of business | 500+ | 🟡 In Progress |
Large-scale platform migration ownership — This PRD covers a migration of 500+ pages across 5 lines of business, with direct implications for engineering velocity, infrastructure cost ($1.1M+ in annual license savings), and customer experience performance. It shows how I manage scope, stakeholders, and sequencing on a multi-year initiative.
OKR-driven requirements — Goals are structured as measurable OKRs with key results tied to specific, trackable outcomes — license cost elimination, release frequency, Core Web Vitals thresholds, and authoring time reduction. Success metrics are tracked with live status (✅ Achieved / 🟡 In Progress / 🔴 Not Started) rather than left as theoretical targets.
Risk management with realized outcomes — The risks section includes both anticipated and realized risks — organizational change resistance, migration tooling complexity, design system inconsistency — with documented mitigations. Including realized risks reflects honest post-hoc documentation rather than idealized pre-launch planning.
AI-assisted engineering integration — The PRD documents the introduction of AI coding assistance to accelerate migration utility development — a meaningful organizational shift for a team historically cautious about adopting new technologies. This reflects product judgment about when emerging tools create genuine leverage vs. noise.
Multi-persona scope — Four distinct personas are documented: Content Author, Platform Engineer, Line of Business Stakeholder, and Site Visitor. Each has distinct success criteria that are tracked independently — not collapsed into a single generic "user."
| Product | Enterprise FinTech Web Platform |
| Document Type | Platform PRD |
| Status | In Progress |
| Timeline | 18 months · Target completion June 2026 |
| Stack | Contentful · React / Next.js / TypeScript · AWS CloudFront + S3 · GitLab CI/CD · Terraform |
| Artifact | Description |
|---|---|
| PRD: E-Commerce CMS Platform Migration | Related platform migration PRD — different domain (e-commerce vs. fintech), similar migration pattern |