Your website. A new foundation.

Move content, media, structure, URLs and metadata into a manageable website. Keep the design you value or develop a new one, with checks before switching.

Website materials organized for a migration

Preserve what matters in your project.

Start with the source CMS, the amount of data and the ways the site is used. Preparation tools exist for MODX, WordPress and Tilda; custom data and integrations require a separate assessment. Map the material to structured CMS content rather than flattening it into fixed pages.

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Move the website and keep it open to development.

Review every stage of the migration.

  • 01 Audit

    Inspect the source CMS, data, structure and integrations.

  • 02 Map

    Agree the content model, URLs and treatment of custom data.

  • 03 Prepare

    Move material and assemble the theme and forms in a separate environment.

  • 04 Verify

    Check pages, media, links, metadata and responsive behavior.

  • 05 Switch

    Plan the cutover after acceptance and infrastructure readiness.

Keep the design or create a new one.

Rebuild the theme around the existing design or develop a fresh direction. Content migration and visual work are separate parts of the plan. Afterwards, the material remains editable in the CMS and agents can help with ongoing work.

Discuss your migration.

Talk about your site

Show us the site. We can make a plan.

Send the URL, source CMS and what needs to be preserved: sections, design, forms, integrations and important search URLs. An audit establishes the scope and acceptance criteria. Changed URLs need a redirect plan; no migration can promise unchanged search rankings.

Questions and answers

Will every old URL stay the same?

We map addresses and check important pages. Where an address changes, redirects need to be planned explicitly. The exact scheme depends on the source site.

Is the design transferred automatically?

Content transfer and theme development are separate tasks. Agree whether to preserve the old design or create a new one.

When does the live site switch?

After the new pages, media, forms, links and search settings have been checked and accepted. The cutover plan is specific to your project.

Plan your migration.

Talk about your site