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Adler Aerospace develops advanced autonomous aerial systems, counter-UAS (C-UAS) capabilities, and ISR platforms for defense, security, and tactical operations. Their existing WordPress site was built on a heavy, unstructured theme that couldn't keep pace with a growing catalog of technical capability pages, gated data sheets, and a regular publishing cadence — so Digital Genei was brought in to rebuild the front end from the ground up.
Digital Genei's development audit of the existing site surfaced five structural issues that were slowing the team down and hurting the visitor experience:
| # | Technical Issue Found | Impact on the Site |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Bloated theme shipping unused JS/CSS on every single page | 6.1s average load time, dragging down every page on the site |
| 02 | No shared component system — every capability page was hand-built from scratch | Slow, inconsistent updates whenever a new UAV/C-UAS/ISR page was added |
| 03 | Full-resolution hero images and video assets served uncompressed | Heavy bandwidth use and poor performance on mobile connections |
| 04 | No form or lead-capture infrastructure built into the theme | Data sheet requests had no structured, trackable submission flow |
| 05 | Layouts broke down below tablet width with no real responsive system | Broken or cramped experience for the growing share of mobile visitors |
Digital Genei rebuilt the site as a modular, performance-first system inside Elementor — replacing one-off page builds with reusable components, custom HTML/CSS/JS widgets, and a proper lead-capture layer.
Alongside the technical rebuild, Digital Genei developed a new homepage mockup that carries the same performance-first structure into a cleaner, more confident visual identity — built to hold up against the primes Adler competes with for institutional trust.
Newly developed homepage mockup — built on the same modular component system used across the capability pages, with a clearer hierarchy between mission statement, flagship systems, and the capability brief / demo request pathways. Every section is coded to slot straight into the reusable template system, so future pages inherit the same speed and structure without extra dev time.
Within 6 months, the rebuild turned a slow, hand-built site into a fast, modular system that the client's own team can extend without a developer for every new page:
| Metric | Before | After | Improvement | Visual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Page Load Time | 6.1s | 1.8s | 70% | |
| Mobile Responsiveness Score | 61 / 100 | 97 / 100 | 59% | |
| Reusable Component Templates | 0 | 24 | — | |
| Lead-Capture Forms Built | 0 | 4 | — | |
| Core Web Vitals | Failing | Passing | — |
Technical performance comparison — before vs after the rebuild (baseline = 1)
Adler Aerospace shows that even a highly technical, credibility-driven site benefits most from a rebuild that treats speed and structure as product decisions, not afterthoughts. Digital Genei paired a performance-first codebase with a reusable component system — and every future page inherited that speed for free.
Our systems always spoke for themselves in the field — our website finally does the same online. The new site is faster, easier for our own team to update, and it holds up on every device our partners actually use.