Spring, a social commerce platform, leverages Netlify's Jamstack architecture to scale its web experience, improve conversion rates, and reduce technical debt. The company migrated from a monolithic to a microservices-based architecture, gradually, using a domain-driven-design approach and the principles of pre-rendering and decoupling. This allowed for faster build times, improved developer experience, and enhanced performance, particularly on mobile devices. With Netlify's High-Performance Edge network, Spring's branded storefronts are dynamically deployed, leading to significant performance increases and upticks in conversion rates. The company plans to continue evolving its use of Jamstack and Netlify capabilities, including Next.js support and edge computing, to further improve its platform.