Finalize and Migrate WordPress 3D Print Site
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
The new WordPress-based version of my 3D-printing website is roughly 90 % done and sitting on a staging sub-domain. My first priority is to migrate everything cleanly from the old live site, bring the new build online, and make sure it runs flawlessly from day one—users, purchase history, and all existing orders must follow intact.
Beyond the move itself, I still need several finishing touches:
• 3D-printing simulator: enable design previews in the browser, auto-calculate printing costs, generate time estimates, and tie the results straight into the purchase flow so visitors can check out the moment they are happy with the quote.
• E-commerce: switch the current (but dormant) checkout to production, test every payment route, and verify order emails and inventory updates.
• Content polish: swap in the fresh image set I’ll provide, complete the few remaining sections, and refresh all contact forms so they capture the extra fields I now require and route to the correct inbox.
Acceptance is straightforward: the domain points to the new site, the entire user and order database is present, simulator outputs match my pricing matrix, checkout completes without errors, and every form submits successfully. Once these boxes are ticked, the project is done.
Beyond the move itself, I still need several finishing touches:
• 3D-printing simulator: enable design previews in the browser, auto-calculate printing costs, generate time estimates, and tie the results straight into the purchase flow so visitors can check out the moment they are happy with the quote.
• E-commerce: switch the current (but dormant) checkout to production, test every payment route, and verify order emails and inventory updates.
• Content polish: swap in the fresh image set I’ll provide, complete the few remaining sections, and refresh all contact forms so they capture the extra fields I now require and route to the correct inbox.
Acceptance is straightforward: the domain points to the new site, the entire user and order database is present, simulator outputs match my pricing matrix, checkout completes without errors, and every form submits successfully. Once these boxes are ticked, the project is done.