AZTemi Launches Redesigned Website
AZTemi today announced the launch of its redesigned website at aztemi.com, rebuilt from the ground up on SvelteKit with a modern, responsive design and new About and Blog sections.
AZTemi today announced the launch of its redesigned website at aztemi.com. The new site replaces the previous VuePress build with a modern SvelteKit stack and introduces a refreshed visual identity, new content sections, and a faster, more accessible experience across desktop and mobile.
The redesign is the first major overhaul of the AZTemi web presence in years, and it reflects how the studio itself has evolved: from a generalist IT consultancy into a multi-industry engineering partner working across IT, FinTech, AI, e-commerce, and blockchain.
What changed
The previous site was built with VuePress 1.x, a documentation-oriented static site generator. It served its purpose, but it carried the look and constraints of a docs theme: a single-column layout, limited interaction, and a content surface restricted to Home, Services, and Contact pages.
The new site is a from-scratch rebuild:
- Built on SvelteKit. A modern, file-based routing framework with static prerendering, replacing the VuePress 1 toolchain and its legacy webpack stack.
- Tailwind CSS v4 and shadcn-svelte. A token-driven, component-based design system in place of the old hand-rolled Stylus theme, with light and dark mode support.
- A redesigned home page. A full-bleed hero with an autoplaying, pausable slideshow, a stats band, a sectors grid, a services overview, and a testimonial section, where the old site had only a flat banner.
- New About and Blog sections. Two content areas the previous site never had, giving the studio room to share its values and publish engineering notes, announcements, and news.
- An expanded Services page. Services and sectors content has been kept and reorganized, with technologies called out explicitly rather than buried in copy.
- Accessibility and performance front of mind. Semantic markup, reduced-motion guards, lazy-loaded media, and prerendered HTML replace the old client-only hydration shell.
Why now
The old site worked, but it had started to show its age. As the studio’s work expanded into Web3 and agentic automation, the gap between what aztemi.com said and what AZTemi actually ships became harder to justify.
Rather than patch the VuePress build, the team chose to rebuild on a stack it would be happy to maintain for years to come, and to use that rebuild as the moment to add the About and Blog surfaces the site had always been missing.
What stays the same
The redesign is intentionally not a rebrand. The consulting focus and the open-source-first stance both carry over unchanged. The existing Services and Contact content has been rewritten for clarity and given a refreshed layout. Returning visitors will recognize the site; they’ll simply find more of it, presented better.
The mission statement we’ve used for years, “We bridge the gap between your ideas and their implementation,” remains as a dedicated catchphrase band on the home page.
What’s next
With the new site live, the studio plans to use the Blog to publish the kind of writing it has been doing internally for years: architecture deep dives, lessons from client engagements, and notes on the modern web and Web3 stack. The first non-press post, Welcome to the AZTemi Blog, sets out what to expect.
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