Vulnerabilities
The WordPress core, themes and plugins get security fixes all the time. One missed update opens the door to hacks, spam and injected malware.
we cast websites into static
We move websites from WordPress and other CMSs to static Astro. The design, the copy and the page addresses stay the same; PHP, the database and the plugins you have to keep updating are gone.
why it matters
A business card site, a landing page or a company blog changes once a month, yet it runs on a server with PHP, a database, an admin panel and a dozen plugins. All of that has to be maintained for pages that could be served ready-made.
The WordPress core, themes and plugins get security fixes all the time. One missed update opens the door to hacks, spam and injected malware.
Updates never stop, and any of them can break the theme or an incompatible plugin.
You need a server with PHP and MySQL, database backups and someone to keep an eye on it all.
Every page is assembled from the database on the fly. Caching plugins help, but they add yet another layer.
after the move
Pages are served ready-made: static by default, dynamic only where it is needed, such as forms, requests and search. No CMS, no database, no admin panel and no plugins, so nothing to patch every week.
how it works
You give us a link to the live site. We do not need access to the admin panel or the database.
We crawl the pages and collect the structure: menus, headings, copy, images, styles and fonts.
An agent casts the site into an Astro project and checks it against the original, page by page.
You compare the preview with the original side by side and get a repository with the source code.
two modes
default
The site looks and works just as it does now: the same layout, the same copy and the same page addresses. Visitors will not notice a thing, and you can stop worrying about updates and hacks.
option
If the site is many years old, we move the content into a new responsive layout and keep its recognisable colours and fonts.
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The same content, readable on a phone and on a big screen.
Get in touchwhat you get
Instead of a CMS with dozens of plugins, the server keeps only a few small functions, such as form submission, and every one of them is visible in the code. There is no admin panel for bots to brute-force.
Like a statue, it stands for years without care. No core or plugins to patch: the site works until you decide to change it.
Astro adds interactivity exactly where it is needed: a calculator, a slider, site search. Forms and requests run on server functions, with no PHP and no database.
A CDN serves ready-made pages without touching a database. No PHP, no MySQL: the site does not need a server of its own to administer.
Page addresses, titles and descriptions move over, so your search rankings do not reset because of the move.
A regular Astro project in a git repository. Develop it yourself, with us or with any developer.
questions
The content lives in the project as files. Small edits can go through us or straight into the repository; a convenient editor for content managers is planned.
We move forms to Astro server functions: requests reach your email or CRM, just as before. Comments can be kept through a separate service or turned off; we decide that together during the move.
Yes. We analyse what the visitor sees, so the engine under the site does not matter.
The catalogue, product pages and simple ordering through a form move over. A full cart with payments and customer accounts is a separate conversation: that is no longer a simple migration.
The domain stays yours. The finished site can be hosted on any static hosting.
Paste the address into the form at the top of the page. The analysis takes a few seconds.
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