Frogwell has launched a new package for Salesforce Experience Cloud LWR site migration and development, helping organizations transition existing Experience Cloud sites to the newer Lightning Web Runtime (LWR) architecture and build new sites using the framework.
LWR is designed to deliver faster, more lightweight web experiences by using modern web standards and Lightning Web Components. For Salesforce customers, migrating from legacy Experience Cloud architecture can provide an opportunity to modernize customer portals and other digital experiences while aligning them with Salesforce’s evolving platform capabilities.
I see that Frogwell’s package covers both migration and new site development helping organisations at stages of Experience Cloud adoption. The service is intended to support the work needed to examine existing sites move content and features and set up new LWR‑based experiences.
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The launch comes as businesses increasingly rely on customer portals and self‑service websites to link customers, partners and employees with business information. At the time organisations want to update these experiences without rebuilding their digital infrastructure from scratch.
The offering reflects a trend toward composable and component‑based enterprise web development, where reusable parts and cloud platforms can reduce development difficulty and boost flexibility of digital experiences. For Salesforce users LWR migration can also offer a route, to modern web architectures while keeping experiences tied to Salesforce data and business processes.


