So, you've got a WordPress website, huh? Well, before you even think about making the switch to Webflow, it's time to evaluate what you've got. Take a deep dive into your current IT architecture and assess the strengths and weaknesses of your WordPress setup. You gotta know where you're at before you can know where you're going.

Talk it Out – Problems, Needs, and Solutions

You're not alone in this journey. Talk to everyone involved in your WordPress project – the employees, the business partners, and even the office plants (hey, they might have an opinion too!). Find out what problems they're facing, what needs they have, and any potential solutions they've come across. Remember, there are many great things made by others, so don't be afraid to listen and learn.

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"Think" About New Shiny "Code"

Now it's time to get those brain juices flowing. Let your imagination run wild and think about all the shiny new code you could be working with. Picture yourself in coding heaven, free from the shackles of outdated themes and plugins, malware, security, and server issues. Ah, the sweet smell of clean code and freedom!

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Pros and Cons – Let's Get Controversial

Alright, let's play the good old pros and cons game. Weigh the advantages and disadvantages of both WordPress and Webflow. Sure, WordPress might be cheap and fast, but is it future-proof? Will it drain your time and money with constant problem-solving and feature development? On the other hand, Webflow offers ease of use, automated backups, and a plethora of free templates. It's time to get real and choose wisely.

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Problems and Solutions – Meet the Troublemakers

During your migration journey, you're bound to encounter a few roadblocks and hurdles. But fear not, for every problem has a solution. Dive deep into the potential problems you might face when migrating from WordPress to Webflow and explore the solutions that await you. It's time to tackle those troublemakers head-on – promise it will be worth it.

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Time and Costs – The Price of Progress

Time is money, my friend. And while migrating to Webflow might seem like a dream come true, you need to consider the time and costs involved. Will it be a quick and painless transition or a lengthy and expensive affair? Assess the time and financial resources you're willing to invest in this migration process. After all, time is a precious commodity, and budgets are not bottomless pits.

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When Bernandyńska.com Met Webflow

Let me tell you a little story about my latest venture, Bernandyńska.com. I was on the hunt for a CMS platform that would save me from the eternal struggle of dealing with WordPress headaches. And the remedy for that quickly popped into my head – Webflow, which has not yet let me down once, and with which I have already spent more than one impressive night. :) The ability to create landing pages in a click, the seamless integration of Google Sheets with CMS collections, and the extensive collection of free templates... it was a no-brainer. Webflow had the end-user experience in mind, and so far, it has delivered.

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Start – Choose Your Fighter

Now that you're all pumped up and ready to go, it's time to choose your adventure. Let's explore the options you have when embarking on this migration journey.

• Old WP – Just optimized? Yeah, it might be cheap and fast, but beware of the future time and cost. It could end up being a never-ending cycle of problem-solving and limited features.
• New WP with a shiny plugin and the new FSE (Full Site Editor)? Hey, if you're a React lover, this might be your jam. Embrace the whole community and dive into the world of new possibilities.
• Use Next.js & React to create a brand-spanking new website. If you're feeling adventurous and crave the thrill of starting fresh, this just might be the option for you.
• Webflow (Marketplace) – the holy grail of options?! The glittering marketplace of Webflow offers a world of opportunities. Discover the best option for your migration journey and get ready to unleash your creativity.

How do I know all this? I learned about all these steps during my recent Bernandyńska.com project, which has made Webflow and me bffs ever since.

If you want to see real-life examples of successful migrations, check out our site. These are websites used by the best real estate companies in Poland, so you know they've got the seal of approval.

So, my bro, it's time to make a move. Say goodbye to the WordPress headaches and say hello to the exciting world of Webflow. Get ready to work smarter, not harder, and create websites that will blow minds and turn heads. It's your time to shine, and Webflow is your secret weapon. Let the migration begin!

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