When WordPress changes take too much work
Publishing a page can mean working around plugins and templates that nobody wants to touch. We review those dependencies before proposing a move.
We check whether EmDash supports the content and publishing tasks your team depends on.
Know what moves and what needs rebuilding
We review your content types, media, templates, plugins, and integrations. Content import is part of the job; the design and behavior of the site need their own plan.
You get a migration scope covering what can be imported, what needs rebuilding, and any requirements that make staying on WordPress the better choice.
Test the new site before switching
Start with a preview using real content. Your editors test the publishing tasks they rely on while we check page layouts, integrations, media, URLs, and redirects.
Agree on how final edits will be carried across, how the switch will happen, and how to recover if something goes wrong.
Handover for editors and developers
The handover covers the migrated content, rebuilt site, deployment setup, and guidance for editors and whoever maintains it.
Is EmDash a fit for your site?
Bring your WordPress URL, how your team publishes, and the plugins or integrations you depend on.