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Migrations

Bring your content. Leave the rest behind.

Your existing site has useful history. Start by understanding what can move, what should change, and how to protect the routes your visitors use.

Content management

WordPressPosts, pages, and media review
WixContent and structure review
WebflowCMS collection export review
SanityStructured content mapping review
ContentfulEntry and asset export review
StrapiContent type mapping review
PayloadCollection export review

Commerce

ShopifyCatalog and account access review
BigCommerceProduct catalog review
WooCommerceCatalog and content review

How it runs

A migration, step by step.

  1. Content & catalog audit

    We inventory your content, media, catalog, and URLs. A trial export identifies provider limits and any manual work before we commit to the move.

    • Trial export and gap review
    • Content inventory
    • Redirect map

  2. Design pass

    Your existing design is matched or rebuilt, whichever actually serves the site better — not a forced template.

    • Design decision, justified
    • Section-by-section plan

  3. Cutover

    We test the agreed redirects and prepare a rollback plan. DNS moves after the new deployment and contact flow are checked.

    • Agreed cutover and rollback plan
    • Every URL redirected

  4. Handover

    We agree the editing workflow and hosting arrangement, then document how your team can update the new website.

    • Page builder access
    • Team documentation

Plan how you'll keep it current.

Content ownership, editing access, and ongoing care are part of the migration conversation.

Questions

Before you switch.

Will I lose content in the move?
We compare a trial export with your content inventory before cutover. Provider limits or unsupported content are documented, and we agree how to handle them.
What happens to my search rankings?
We map and test the agreed redirects and retain relevant metadata. Search rankings can change during a migration; no ranking outcome is guaranteed.
How much downtime is there?
We prepare and test the new deployment before DNS changes, with a rollback plan. The likely cutover impact is assessed for your hosting setup.
What does a migration cost?
Scoped after a first conversation, like every project — see Services for how we price engagements.
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