Why this website needed Cloud28.ai
Not a design problem — an operating problem.
The website could display products, but it did not operate as an active e-commerce campaign system. The business needed a workflow for product batches, cart purchasing, raffle eligibility, winner selection, leaderboard visibility, and admin control.
Cloud28.ai's first job was to make the inherited system legible. Once the structure, data objects, update paths, and release behavior were documented, agents could support feature delivery without guessing inside an undocumented CMS.
01 · Current state
What the inherited site could and couldn't do.
02 · What Cloud28.ai adds
A controlled campaign workflow — not a full rebuild.
Cloud28.ai adds agents to the existing team workflow rather than forcing a full website rebuild. The agents help map the system, implement scoped features, produce QA evidence, write admin documentation, and package the release for human approval.
03 · Three-day delivery path
From undocumented CMS to operating campaign.
System discovery, website map, repo structure, data objects, and release baseline.
Acceptance signal: the team can explain where changes attach and how releases recover.
Build product batches, cart behavior, raffle logic, winner announcement, and leaderboard flow.
Acceptance signal: campaign workflow works against representative product and sales examples.
QA evidence, admin user manual, backup, rollback, production deploy notes, and handover.
Acceptance signal: admins can operate the campaign and the team has a recovery path.
04 · Measures to track
Baseline today. Target signal after.
This use case uses "e-commerce campaign workflow" because the customer problem is concrete: activate online buying behavior and campaign operations inside an inherited website.