Sunday · Branded merchandise platform · 2026
A new teamsunday.com, from architecture to launch.
We rebuilt teamsunday.com, the public website of Sunday, a platform where companies design, produce and ship branded merchandise to 200+ countries. We moved it off WordPress, rethought the page and content architecture, designed the UI and UX, built the frontend and backend in Next.js and ran QA. The new site went live in spring 2026, in five languages.
By Mircea Muraru ·
Context
A storefront with a library behind it.
For Sunday, the website is where companies discover the platform, compare use cases and sign up. It also carries a large library: a blog, a merchandise glossary, customer case studies and product reviews, in five languages.
The previous site ran on WordPress. The brief was a full rebuild: a new structure, a new design and a new codebase, without losing the content the old site had built up.
Challenge
Thousands of pages, one clear path.
A migration of this size is mostly an architecture problem. Thousands of pages in five languages have to land in the right place in a new structure, with templates that keep them consistent.
At the same time the site has to explain a broad offer, from corporate gifting and workwear to an enterprise platform, to very different buyers, and keep sign-up one step away.
What we did
Architecture first, then design and build.
We mapped the existing pages and content, then redesigned the page and content architecture: products, platform, use cases and resources such as the blog and the glossary, each with its own templates and its own place in the navigation.
We designed the UI and UX in Figma, built the frontend and backend in Next.js across all five languages, and ran QA on pages, templates and languages before launch.
Outcome
Live since spring 2026.
The new teamsunday.com went live in spring 2026 on Next.js, in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. Its public sitemap lists more than 6,100 pages.
Traffic and conversion figures are Sunday's to publish. We do not quote numbers we have not been cleared to share.
“Working with Mircea on the design and UX of our platform and website has been a great experience. The collaboration was smooth, fast, and efficient. Mircea consistently met every deadline, often delivering ahead of schedule, without ever compromising on quality. Communication was easy, the work was always top-notch, and we’d happily work with him again. Definitely someone we’d recommend!”
The shipped product
The product, up close.
Questions about this project
How much of the new site was ours?
The full rebuild of teamsunday.com: migration from the old WordPress site, a new page and content architecture, UI and UX design in Figma, frontend and backend implementation in Next.js, and QA before launch.
How large is the new site?
Its public sitemap lists more than 6,100 pages across five languages: English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. Most of them are resources such as blog articles, glossary entries, case studies and product reviews.
Are there traffic or conversion figures?
Not on this page. That data belongs to Sunday, and we publish only figures a client has cleared. The public facts are the platform, the languages, the size of the sitemap and the launch in spring 2026.
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