Migrations
Move platforms without losing what you've built.
Every URL mapped, content and metadata carried over, redirects tested and launch monitored. We moved our own website from Framer to Next.js the same way.
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5 migrations
Every migration we plan and build.
- →WordPress to FramerA WordPress to Framer migration means rebuilding your pages as editable Framer components, moving posts into Framer CMS collections, and recreating forms and integrations. To protect rankings, you map every existing URL, set 301 redirects for any that change, carry over titles, descriptions and alt text, and watch Search Console after launch.Read the guide →
- →WordPress to WebflowA WordPress to Webflow migration means rebuilding your theme as a Webflow site with a clean class system, moving posts and custom post types into structured CMS collections, and recreating forms and integrations. To protect rankings, you map every URL, set 301 redirects where paths change, keep your metadata, and monitor Search Console after launch.Read the guide →
- →WordPress to Next.jsA WordPress to Next.js migration means rebuilding the front end in Next.js and React, moving content into a headless CMS such as Sanity (or keeping WordPress as a headless back end), and rebuilding plugin features as code. To protect rankings, you map every URL, keep slugs where possible, set 301 redirects for the rest, and carry over metadata and structured data.Read the guide →
- →Framer to Next.jsA Framer to Next.js migration means rebuilding your pages and motion in Next.js and React, moving Framer CMS content into a headless CMS such as Sanity, and recreating forms and integrations in code. To protect rankings, you keep every existing URL where possible, set 301 redirects for any that change, carry over metadata, and monitor Search Console after launch.Read the guide →
- →Webflow to FramerA Webflow to Framer migration means rebuilding your pages as Framer components, moving Webflow CMS collections into Framer CMS, and recreating interactions, forms and integrations. To protect rankings, you map every URL, keep slugs where possible, set 301 redirects for any that change, carry over metadata, and monitor Search Console after launch.Read the guide →
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Framer vs Webflow
Choose Framer if you want a design-led marketing site that a small team can edit visually and change quickly. Choose Webflow if you publish a lot of structured content, need finer control of layout and classes, or have several editors working with roles.
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Next.js vs Framer
Choose Next.js if your site needs signed-in users, data, custom integrations or will grow into an app, and you have developers to maintain it. Choose Framer if it is a marketing site your team wants to design, edit and publish visually without a developer.
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Astro vs Next.js
Choose Astro if your site is mostly content, such as marketing pages, docs or a blog, and you want very little JavaScript sent to the browser. Choose Next.js if the site is really an application, with signed-in users, data and heavy interactivity, or will become one.
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