Inventory and dependency mapping
Document existing URLs, important pages, media, forms, integrations, databases, analytics and access dependencies.
Website migration is both a technical and content project. Changing hosting, domains, CMS or site structure requires a controlled plan for data, links, functionality, search visibility and recovery.
Website migration is both a technical and content project. Changing hosting, domains, CMS or site structure requires a controlled plan for data, links, functionality, search visibility and recovery.
Choose this service when: Choose Website Migration when moving hosting, redesigning into a new CMS, consolidating websites or transferring domain and content structures.
Project scope should address user needs, content, platform, risk, integrations, ownership and measurable acceptance conditions before implementation begins.
Deliverables and review stages are determined from your existing systems, required functionality and project objectives.
Document existing URLs, important pages, media, forms, integrations, databases, analytics and access dependencies.
Map posts, custom content types, product or customer data where supported, media, user permissions and imported fields.
Preserve appropriate URL structure, map changes, implement validated redirects and review metadata, canonical and sitemap behavior.
Plan staging verification, backups, DNS and deployment steps, smoke tests, monitoring and responsible contacts.
These are illustrative business scenarios and are not presented as verified Menteso client deliveries.
Deliverables should be approved as part of a scoped proposal, including dependencies, access rights and acceptance criteria.
We recommend validating important behavior and operating responsibilities rather than judging only the appearance of a page or a demonstration.
Migration tools and supported data types depend on both source and destination platforms. Some features need custom conversion and cannot be transferred automatically.
Security, performance, SEO continuity, accessibility and third-party dependencies should be addressed as the project requires.
Understand goals, users and constraints.
Map content, architecture, scope and responsibilities.
Define and review the required user experience.
Implement approved interfaces and systems.
Test real workflows, devices and failure paths.
Launch with monitoring and a defined handover.
Critical URL paths can often be preserved or redirected, but each mapping should be reviewed and tested.
Yes. A migration plan should consider release windows, DNS propagation, backups and recovery procedures.
Potentially, where data export, import formats and privacy requirements permit; an audit is needed first.
Scope, content readiness, integrations, quality requirements and operational responsibilities determine the estimate. A project brief should lead to a defined proposal and milestones.
Send a non-confidential outline of your current website or platform, problem to solve, users, desired functionality and timeline. Sensitive access can follow an agreed secure process.
Launch a distinctive new website.
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Explore service →Whether you need a new website, a conversion-focused redesign, an ecommerce store or continuing support, share the goal, audience, systems and preferred timeline. We’ll discuss a scope that makes sense.
Please start with a non-confidential project overview. You can share sensitive files later through an agreed secure process.
Project type · existing website · goals · approximate timing
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