WordPress to Webflow by Endi Saliaj
Moving from WordPress to Webflow means rebuilding your website in Webflow and bringing every page and blog post with it. I have done it for TheOptimizer, ClickFlare and AdPlexity.
People move for the same reasons: fewer plugins to update, a faster site, and an editor the marketing team can use alone. The hard part is not losing anything on the way, so I list every page and post first.
Good for Teams on WordPress who are tired of plugins and want to publish without a developer.
What you get
- A list of everything Every page, post and image on the old site, before anything moves.
- The design, kept or new The same look rebuilt cleanly, or a redesign at the same time.
- Posts in the CMS The blog and other content moved into Webflow CMS collections.
- No broken links Old addresses send people to the new pages (301 redirects), so links and search keep working.
- A handover Your team learns how to edit and publish in Webflow.
- 3sites moved from WordPress to Webflow
The work
How it goes
- 01
List
Every page and post on the old site, and where each one will live.
- 02
Design
Keep the look or refresh it, in Figma first.
- 03
Rebuild
The site in Webflow, the content in the CMS, the redirects set.
- 04
Switch
Check every page, point the domain to Webflow, and hand over.
Questions
- Will we lose our search rankings?
- The goal is not to. Every old address gets a redirect to its new page, and titles and descriptions move too.
- Can you redesign the site at the same time?
- Yes. ClickFlare was a redesign and a move in one go. Web design →
- What happens to our blog?
- The posts move into a Webflow CMS collection, so you keep writing in Webflow.
- Where are you based?
- I live in Tirana, Albania, and work with teams in Albania and abroad, remotely, in English or Albanian.
Start a project
Tell me about your project
Send an email to endisa1999@gmail.com with a few lines: what you do, what you need, links to what you have now, and when you need it.