Web Development › Platform Migrations
Moving platforms is risky. Doing it without a plan is riskier.
We have migrated sites from Divi, Squarespace, Wix, Weebly, and custom-built platforms to WordPress with Elementor. The biggest risk in any migration is losing the search equity you have built over years.
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Design system extraction
We document every visual element from your current site before building anything new.
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Content inventory & mapping
Every page, every URL, every redirect. A complete map of your current site and the new structure.
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SEO equity preservation
301 redirects for every URL that changes, canonical verification, sitemap submission, and post-launch monitoring.
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Build and QA
The new site goes up on staging first. You review, we refine, nothing goes live until everything is verified.
Divi to Elementor: our most common migration
We have done this specific migration more times than we can count. Divi sites tend to accumulate shortcode bloat and performance issues over time. The migration to Elementor gives you a cleaner codebase, faster load times, and an editor that is genuinely easier for non-technical team members to use.
Our Rupert Law Group migration is a good example: full design system extraction, new template architecture, and zero SEO equity loss.
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WordPress & Elementor
Custom builds with mobile-first layouts and 90+ Core Web Vitals scores.
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Multilingual Sites
WPML implementation, hreflang, and multilingual SEO.
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Landing Pages
Purpose-built pages for paid campaigns, events, and lead generation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms do you migrate from?
We've handled migrations from Divi, Squarespace, Wix, Joomla, and older WordPress themes to modern WordPress + Elementor builds. Each platform has its own quirks — URL structures, content export formats, embedded media handling — and we've developed workflows for each to minimize disruption during the transition.
Will I lose my search rankings during a migration?
Not if it's done properly. We map every existing URL to its new counterpart, implement 301 redirects, preserve meta data, and submit updated sitemaps to search engines immediately after launch. We've migrated sites with hundreds of indexed pages without losing organic traffic.
How long does a typical platform migration take?
It depends on the size and complexity of the site. A straightforward brochure site might take three to four weeks. A larger site with custom functionality, multilingual content, and hundreds of pages can take six to ten weeks. We always provide a detailed timeline before starting.