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A WordPress to Next.js migration is not just a rebuild. It is a content, SEO, redirect, analytics, accessibility, and launch-governance project.
ninety two's own 3.0 rebuild connected legacy WordPress content, modern Next.js architecture, technical SEO, and launch validation.
checklist
Inventory routes, canonicals, redirects, metadata, Open Graph images, sitemap behavior, robots rules, analytics events, forms, structured data, and legacy media.
Confirm which pages should index, redirect, canonicalize, noindex, or be removed before the new site launches.
launch
The safest migrations validate metadata, forms, schema, redirects, mobile layout, accessibility basics, and production build behavior before DNS changes.
That work should happen alongside content and design, not after.
next step
Start with an assessment so scope, risk, and launch requirements are visible before the build.