Lexibook

Lexibook is a live Drupal and Next.js commerce experience with a multilingual storefront, product browsing and CMS-backed promotional content.

Multilingual catalog, campaign and CMS content had to move through one delivery pipeline without turning the Next.js storefront into a brittle set of one-off templates.

As part of the Rush Hour Digital team, I worked across Drupal structures and Next.js rendering — turning CMS and catalog data into reusable commerce sections instead of one-off page builds.

1. L1

   Drupal CMS + APIs

2. L2

   Catalog & commerce data

3. L3

   Next.js storefront + routing

4. L4

   Lando shared local env

1. 01Keeping localised content, product data and promotional layouts in sync as Drupal structures evolved.
2. 02Building frontend sections that absorb CMS variation without hard-coded templates.
3. 03Shipping changes in a live commerce environment where content, catalog and presentation move together.

1. 01Drupal as the content and integration backbone; the customer-facing experience in Next.js.
2. 02CMS structures mapped to reusable frontend sections rather than one page shape.
3. 03Shared local tooling (Lando) so every developer works against the same environment.

The storefront stayed modular as product and merchandising requirements changed across locales — editors manage merchandising in Drupal while the frontend stays fast.