Bitrix to WordPress migration
Projects we migrated from Bitrix to WordPress: an audit of the old website, a new structure and design, scripted content migration and 301 redirects for every old URL.
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How we migrate websites from Bitrix to WordPress
This section contains our Bitrix to WordPress migration case studies. The reasons for the move are usually the same: the Bitrix license does not pay off, editing content is inconvenient and the website has not been updated for a long time, so it is easier to rebuild it.
In each case study, we show what the website was like before and after and list the work by stage:
— Audit. All URLs of the old website, page types, infoblocks, forms and integrations.
— Structure and redirects. Which sections stay, which are merged and where each old URL leads.
— Design and theme. A custom WordPress theme without visual page builders, with fields for every block.
— Content migration. Texts, images, SEO fields and dates are exported from the Bitrix database by a script, without manual copying.
— Testing and launch. Meta tags, hreflang, structured data, speed and forms are checked on a staging copy of the website before the domain is switched.
If you are considering such a move, start with the service page on website migration from Bitrix to WordPress: it describes when the move is justified and when it is better to stay on Bitrix.
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- 02We discuss the task
- 03We prepare a proposal