Assessment & Planning
We assess the existing website, technology, content, integrations and operational requirements before establishing the migration approach.
Website Migrations
Move forward without leaving the important parts behind.
FuturisTech™ approaches website migration as a controlled production transition—not simply a copy of pages from one platform to another. We assess what needs to move, what needs to be rebuilt and what needs to remain protected throughout the transition.
Migration strategy
More than moving content.
An existing website can contain years of content, established URLs, search visibility, customer journeys, integrations and business processes. Those elements need to be understood before the production environment changes.
Our migration workflow is structured around continuity, validation and controlled cutover so that the new environment is approached as a production system rather than an isolated redesign.
Migration lifecycle
A controlled path from existing to new.
Content & Media
Pages, written content and digital assets are identified, prepared and migrated according to the agreed project scope.
URLs & SEO
Existing URLs, slugs and search metadata are reviewed so that preservation, mapping and redirects can be planned deliberately.
Functionality
Forms, integrations, commerce, booking functionality and other website capabilities are assessed for migration or reconstruction where applicable.
Domain & Cutover
The production transition is coordinated across the website, domain, DNS and SSL requirements with continuity and rollback considerations in mind.
Verification
The migrated website is checked after cutover for content integrity, links, production behaviour and other agreed migration requirements.
Migration scope
What we can account for.
The exact migration scope depends on the existing website, its technology and the requirements of the new solution.
Existing website assessment and migration scoping
Page and content migration
Media and digital asset migration
URL and slug preservation or mapping
SEO metadata migration
301 redirect planning and implementation
Forms and integration assessment
E-commerce migration where applicable
Booking migration where applicable
Domain, DNS and SSL transition
Staging and pre-launch validation
Pre-migration backup planning
Broken-link and integrity checks
Analytics and tracking continuity assessment
Production cutover planning
Rollback and recovery planning
Post-migration verification
Client sign-off and migration record
Existing platforms
Different starting points. One structured process.
Migration feasibility and scope are assessed before work begins. Existing technology, platform restrictions, data accessibility and third-party systems can affect the migration approach.
WordPress
Wix
Squarespace
Shopify
Static websites
Custom or legacy websites
Planning a migration?
Start with the website you already have.
Tell us about your existing website and what you want the next version to achieve. We'll assess the requirements before defining the migration direction.