I move sites from WordPress to Webflow or Framer, and keep the SEO, links and content that made the old one work.
What you get
The new site. Your current design rebuilt in Webflow or Framer, or refreshed within the same structure, your call.
The parts people edit. Pages, posts and case studies moved into a CMS your team can actually use, with components for repeated sections.
The parts search engines see. Every old URL mapped and redirected, with metadata, structured data and the sitemap carried over.
The parts that connect. Forms, analytics and integrations reconnected and tested. When a tool wasn't built for the new platform, I build the connection.
After launch. Two weeks where I fix anything that turns up, 30 days of watching Search Console, and a walkthrough document for your team.
Recent works
Scailium. An AI infrastructure company that has raised $160M, moved from WordPress to Framer ahead of a new investment round.
Nature Sacred. A foundation behind 200 healing green spaces, moved from WordPress to Framer. Donations and sign-ups run through a donor CRM that wasn't built for Framer, so I built components that keep every gift landing where it should.
Both migrations came with a redesign. The same process works when the design stays as it is.
"Roman did an excellent job revamping our website. He was professional, responsive, patient, and detail-oriented throughout the process. I am very happy with the final result and highly recommend him to anyone needing a quality website." — Remver Holdings
How I work
Before anything moves, I audit the old site: every page, post, URL, form, script and integration it depends on. That list becomes the plan, and nothing launches until every item on it is checked off.
Part of the process is automated: content import, URL mapping and redirect checks run as scripts, not by hand. That's why it's fast, and why nothing gets missed. I'll send you a staging link so you can check the new site against the old one, so there are no surprises at the end. I'm easy to reach and quick to reply.
A typical migration takes about four weeks: the first days go to the audit and the plan, most of the time to rebuilding and moving content, the last few days to redirects, quality control and launch.
I have a computer science degree, and I'm a Webflow Premium Partner and a certified Framer Expert. I lead the build; my team helps with production.
What I need from you
Admin access to your current site, Google Search console. Logins for any service the site connects to. Access to your Webflow or Framer workspace, or I can build in mine and transfer it later.
I move sites from WordPress to Webflow or Framer, and keep the SEO, links and content that made the old one work.
What you get
The new site. Your current design rebuilt in Webflow or Framer, or refreshed within the same structure, your call.
The parts people edit. Pages, posts and case studies moved into a CMS your team can actually use, with components for repeated sections.
The parts search engines see. Every old URL mapped and redirected, with metadata, structured data and the sitemap carried over.
The parts that connect. Forms, analytics and integrations reconnected and tested. When a tool wasn't built for the new platform, I build the connection.
After launch. Two weeks where I fix anything that turns up, 30 days of watching Search Console, and a walkthrough document for your team.
Recent works
Scailium. An AI infrastructure company that has raised $160M, moved from WordPress to Framer ahead of a new investment round.
Nature Sacred. A foundation behind 200 healing green spaces, moved from WordPress to Framer. Donations and sign-ups run through a donor CRM that wasn't built for Framer, so I built components that keep every gift landing where it should.
Both migrations came with a redesign. The same process works when the design stays as it is.
"Roman did an excellent job revamping our website. He was professional, responsive, patient, and detail-oriented throughout the process. I am very happy with the final result and highly recommend him to anyone needing a quality website." — Remver Holdings
How I work
Before anything moves, I audit the old site: every page, post, URL, form, script and integration it depends on. That list becomes the plan, and nothing launches until every item on it is checked off.
Part of the process is automated: content import, URL mapping and redirect checks run as scripts, not by hand. That's why it's fast, and why nothing gets missed. I'll send you a staging link so you can check the new site against the old one, so there are no surprises at the end. I'm easy to reach and quick to reply.
A typical migration takes about four weeks: the first days go to the audit and the plan, most of the time to rebuilding and moving content, the last few days to redirects, quality control and launch.
I have a computer science degree, and I'm a Webflow Premium Partner and a certified Framer Expert. I lead the build; my team helps with production.
What I need from you
Admin access to your current site, Google Search console. Logins for any service the site connects to. Access to your Webflow or Framer workspace, or I can build in mine and transfer it later.