Bring your website with you.
If you've outgrown your website provider, platform, pricing, or editing experience, your existing website may not have to stay behind.
If you've outgrown your website provider, platform, pricing, or editing experience, your existing website may not have to stay behind.
A migration may involve
Start with the website you already have.
Every website is different. We begin by capturing and understanding what exists today, then decide whether the best path is to preserve it, improve it, or redesign it.
Every website is different. We begin by capturing and understanding what exists today, then decide whether the best path is to preserve it, improve it, or redesign it.
Capture
Start with your current website URL so we can capture the site and understand what you already have.
Start with your current website URL so we can capture the site and understand what you already have.
Choose your direction
Decide whether you want to preserve the current site, improve it, or use it as the starting point for a redesign.
Decide whether you want to preserve the current site, improve it, or use it as the starting point for a redesign.
Migrate
Your content, design, structure, and assets are carried forward according to the direction you choose.
Your content, design, structure, and assets are carried forward according to the direction you choose.
Review & launch
Review the migrated website, make final adjustments, connect your domain, and prepare it for launch.
Review the migrated website, make final adjustments, connect your domain, and prepare it for launch.
Choose what happens next
Your website doesn't have to be treated the same way every time.
Some websites should be preserved closely. Some need thoughtful improvements. Others are ready for a larger redesign.
Some websites should be preserved closely. Some need thoughtful improvements. Others are ready for a larger redesign.
Keep the website you already know.
Preserve the current look, structure, content, and identity as closely as possible while moving the website to a new home.
Preserve the current look, structure, content, and identity as closely as possible while moving the website to a new home.
Keep what works and fix what doesn't.
Preserve the parts of your website that still represent your business while improving usability, accessibility, performance, SEO, or outdated design decisions.
Preserve the parts of your website that still represent your business while improving usability, accessibility, performance, SEO, or outdated design decisions.
Use your current website as the starting point.
Carry forward the useful information, assets, and brand signals from your existing website while creating a stronger new design.
Carry forward the useful information, assets, and brand signals from your existing website while creating a stronger new design.
What happens to what you already have?
Moving doesn't automatically mean losing everything.
A migration should begin by identifying what's worth preserving, what's worth improving, and what no longer needs to come with you.
A migration should begin by identifying what's worth preserving, what's worth improving, and what no longer needs to come with you.
Your content
Existing copy, images, pages, and other useful assets are evaluated for migration rather than automatically discarded.
Existing copy, images, pages, and other useful assets are evaluated for migration rather than automatically discarded.
Your domain
You don't need a new domain just because you're moving your website. Your existing domain can typically be connected to the migrated site.
You don't need a new domain just because you're moving your website. Your existing domain can typically be connected to the migrated site.
Your search presence
Existing URLs, page structure, metadata, redirects, and other SEO considerations are reviewed as part of the migration plan.
Existing URLs, page structure, metadata, redirects, and other SEO considerations are reviewed as part of the migration plan.