Website Migration
Migrating complex sites between platforms — WordPress, Next.js, and beyond — without losing content, structure, or SEO.
Start a Website Migration Project →The Problem
Platform migrations are where sites usually break — lost pages, broken internal links, dropped SEO rankings, forms that stop working, content that doesn't map cleanly to the new structure.
How I Solve It
I map the existing site's architecture, content, navigation and forms before touching anything, then rebuild it on the new platform preserving URLs and SEO equity wherever possible, with redirects for anything that has to change.
How a Project Runs
01
Discovery
A short call or written brief to understand the actual goal, not just the feature list — what the site or app needs to accomplish.
02
Plan & Scope
A clear scope, technology choice and timeline before any code gets written, so there are no surprises on either side.
03
Build
Development in reviewable stages, with regular check-ins rather than a single reveal at the end.
04
Launch & Support
Deployment, a post-launch window to catch anything that slips through, and ongoing support if you want it.
What This Is Built With
Real Website Migration Work
Common Questions
Not if it's done properly — preserving URL structure where possible and setting up 301 redirects for anything that changes is the difference between a clean migration and a ranking drop.
Yes — this is a common request, moving off a page-builder platform onto something with more long-term flexibility.
Ready to start your website migration project?
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