Triple-I

Overview

For decades, the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) has served as one of the nation’s most trusted sources of insurance information, equipping journalists, consumers, policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals with timely data, expert analysis, and educational resources. But as its content ecosystem expanded, the technology behind it began creating friction instead of enabling it.

Managing one of the insurance industry’s largest libraries of digital content required an increasingly outdated Drupal platform that depended on technical support for routine updates, slowing editorial workflows and limiting the organization’s ability to respond quickly to a constantly evolving industry.

Triple-I needed more than a new website. They needed a platform that would return control to their experts while creating a digital foundation built to support the organization’s future.

The Opportunity

Triple-I’s existing platform had become a barrier to the speed and flexibility its team required. Routine content updates often relied on developers, making even simple publishing tasks more time-consuming than they should have been. As the organization’s library continued to grow, maintaining the platform demanded increasing technical resources, while the site’s architecture made it difficult to evolve alongside changing content needs and audience expectations.

The opportunity wasn’t simply to modernize the technology. It was to transform the way Triple-I manages, organizes, and delivers trusted information, giving its editorial team the independence to publish with confidence while establishing a platform designed to scale for years to come.

Our Solution

Mekanic partnered with Triple-I to replace its legacy Drupal environment with a modern headless architecture, pairing a flexible content management system with a high-performance Next.js front end.

Rather than recreating the existing experience on new technology, we reimagined the platform around the people who use it every day. A structured content model now makes information easier to organize, discover, and reuse across the site, while an intuitive authoring experience empowers the editorial team to manage and publish content independently without ongoing technical support.

The new platform also delivers significant improvements in performance, responsiveness, and long-term maintainability, providing a faster experience for users while reducing operational complexity behind the scenes.

The Impact

Today, Triple-I’s digital platform works the way the organization works. Editorial teams have greater control over their content, reducing reliance on developers and enabling faster responses to emerging industry news and evolving audience needs.

Built on a scalable, future-ready architecture, the platform gives Triple-I the flexibility to continue growing one of the insurance industry’s most authoritative content destinations without being constrained by an aging technology stack.

By replacing technical dependency with editorial empowerment, Mekanic helped Triple-I create a digital experience that is faster, more resilient, and better equipped to support its mission of delivering trusted insurance information to the audiences who rely on it every day.