Discovery and content audit
Confirm audiences, conversion paths, languages, content sources, technical dependencies, analytics, domains, and migration risks.
- Business and buyer goals
- Content and URL inventory
- Integration and ownership review
Website migration & implementation
Website migration services turn approved goals, content, product structure, design direction, and technical constraints into a staged implementation plan. Migration and production work are quoted after source review—not assumed from page counts alone.
Website migration process
Each stage creates an approved input for the next, reducing late surprises and keeping responsibilities visible.
Confirm audiences, conversion paths, languages, content sources, technical dependencies, analytics, domains, and migration risks.
Agree navigation, reusable page patterns, SEO ownership, brand adaptation, forms, access roles, and environment setup.
Map approved source material into the new structure, clean formatting, prepare metadata, and record exceptions for review.
Review responsive pages, forms, links, metadata, redirects, access, analytics, and launch dependencies before domain cutover.
Responsibility boundary
A clean spreadsheet, an inconsistent legacy CMS, PDFs, translated catalogs, and custom integrations require different work. We review the source before committing to cost or timing.
Questions to resolve early
Yes. We first review the source, volume, consistency, languages, files, URL history, and required transformations. The proposal then identifies what is imported, recreated, rewritten, redirected, or excluded.
Timing depends on scope, content readiness, integrations, languages, review speed, and launch dependencies. A delivery schedule is agreed after discovery instead of promised from a generic page count.
Yes when training is included in the order. Sessions focus on the configured workflows, publishing responsibilities, SEO fields, inquiry handling, and the support path after handover.
Make the risk visible
Share your markets, content scope, team workflow, infrastructure preference, and desired timeline. We will help identify the smallest responsible next step.
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