WordPress to Next.js Migration
WordPress is a fine choice until plugins pile up, pages slow down and every update feels risky. Moving to Next.js gives you a faster site with a much smaller attack surface, and full control over how it looks and behaves.
The risk in any migration is losing search traffic. I plan around that: your content, URLs and metadata are carried over, redirects are mapped, and indexing is checked after launch.
Scope
What is included
Everything below is handled by one person, so nothing gets lost between teams.
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Audit of your current pages, plugins, forms and integrations
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Content and media export and clean-up
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Rebuild in Next.js, matching your design or improving it
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Optional content editing through WordPress as a headless CMS or another CMS
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URL mapping and 301 redirects to preserve rankings
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Metadata, sitemap and structured data carried across
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Testing, launch and post-launch indexing checks
Fit
Who this is for
If one of these sounds like you, we will probably work well together.
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Sites slowed down by plugins and heavy themes
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Businesses worried about WordPress security and maintenance
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Teams who want a modern stack their developers can maintain
Process
How a project runs
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Brief
We talk through your goals, audience and scope so we both know what success looks like.
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Proposal
You get a clear scope, timeline and price before any work starts. No surprises later.
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Build
I build in short cycles and share working previews, so you can steer as it takes shape.
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Launch & Support
I deploy, test on real devices, and stay available after launch for fixes and improvements.
Reviews
What clients say
Had a great experience with their web development services. They understood my requirements perfectly and delivered exactly what I needed. Highly recommended!
Cindy CurtisGoogle review Really liked working with them. Easy to communicate with, understood what I needed, and did a great job with the management system. Highly recommended!
Saba NaazGoogle review Great team to work with. Recommended!
Varun MandalGoogle review
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about wordpress to next.js migration.
Yes. WordPress can stay as the editing back end while Next.js serves the public site, or we can move to a different CMS if that suits you better.
The goal is to avoid that. URLs and content are preserved, redirects are set up, and indexing is monitored after launch. Short-term movement can still happen with any migration.
I list what each plugin does, then replace it with code, a service or a simpler approach. Some plugins turn out not to be needed at all.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you want to build. I reply with questions, a rough timeline and the next steps.
Replies within 1 to 2 business days.
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