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Treat URL changes as a migration: challenge unnecessary renames, map old URLs to real replacements, use permanent redirects, update internal references, and verify the move after launch.
Separate portable Squarespace content from platform-specific layouts and features, then rebuild only the functions the business still needs while preserving important URLs and control.
Inventory content, URLs, media, forms, domain control, DNS, analytics, and integrations before rebuilding a Wix site on another platform.
Migrate to static architecture only when the site's real needs no longer justify a runtime CMS, while preserving useful content, URLs, forms, media, and ownership.
Recover business-owned content, media, URLs, domain access, and account information before an aging proprietary website platform becomes inaccessible.
Treat existing URLs as public interfaces and reproduce them on the new platform wherever the content still serves the same purpose.
Treat web hosting and mail routing as separate systems, preserve existing mail-related DNS records, and change only the records required for the website move.
Inventory obsolete website dependencies, determine what each one does, and decide whether to remove, replace, isolate, or rebuild around them.
Escape unsupported website tooling without losing important content, URLs, forms, media, ownership, or working integrations during the replacement.
Redirect retired URLs only when a meaningful replacement exists, keep old-to-new mappings direct, and verify important legacy addresses after launch.