Websites & Hosting

A practical walkthrough of building an online store on WordPress with WooCommerce, from hosting and store settings to products, shipping, payments, testing and launch.

A practical, step-by-step process for designing a WordPress website: start with goals and content, set up global styles, build templates and patterns, and test properly before launch.

WordPress gives a business full ownership of its website, a huge plugin ecosystem and fine control over SEO. Here is how to decide whether it fits your business, and what you take on if you choose it.

A manual WordPress migration means moving the files and database yourself, without a plugin. This guide gives the exact steps and commands, plus fixes for the errors that usually show up.

Cloning WordPress is easy; cloning it safely takes care. Here is how to make a working copy for staging, testing or a new project without duplicate content, stray emails or broken URLs.

Moving WordPress to a new host is mostly about the order of operations. Copy the site, test it privately on the new server, then switch DNS cleanly so visitors, orders and email never notice.

Squarespace exports only part of your site to WordPress. This guide shows how to export and import what it can, rebuild what it cannot, keep your URLs and switch your domain without losing traffic.

A step-by-step SEO migration checklist covering everything to do before, during and after a site move, so search engines can follow your pages to their new home.

A website migration is any big change to where your site lives, what it runs on or how its URLs are organised. Here are the types, the risks and how a well-run migration actually works.

Static sites can rank as well as any CMS, but there is no SEO plugin doing the groundwork. This guide shows what to set up in your templates, build and server so search engines read your site correctly.