
WordPress to static pages: a careful migration plan
Inventory content, media, URLs, and dynamic features before deciding how a WordPress site should move to static publishing.
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Separate WordPress content exports from rendered pages, media preservation, and dynamic feature decisions.
WordPress-specific conversion steps belong inside a broader website audit. First identify the public content and tasks to preserve. Then examine exports, plugin behavior, and the future editing process. Use a representative pilot to test the approach while the original site remains available and recoverable. Begin with the WordPress to Static Pages guide for an introduction.

Inventory content, media, URLs, and dynamic features before deciding how a WordPress site should move to static publishing.

Separate public content from dynamic dependencies, map existing routes, and test a small conversion before committing to a migration.
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