HTML Site Migration & Updates
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Our company site is a straight-forward, hand-coded HTML/CSS build that’s currently sitting on Base44’s servers. I have full FTP / cPanel access to everything, and now need the entire site moved to our own server with zero downtime and no broken links, assets, or forms.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Copy all site files, assets, and any server-side scripts to the new host, preserving directory structure and file permissions.
• Point DNS to the new server only after staging is fully tested and signed off, keeping e-mail routing intact.
• Verify that every page renders correctly across modern browsers and that any contact forms or tracking snippets still fire as intended.
• Supply a brief hand-off note outlining where files live, any server tweaks you made, and simple steps for future deploys.
• Remain available for ongoing content updates—primarily text and image swaps, the occasional new page, and small CSS adjustments—on an as-needed basis.
Because the codebase is pure HTML/CSS (no WordPress or CMS overhead), this should be a clean migration for someone comfortable with server setups, DNS changes, and responsive troubleshooting.
After the initial move, I’d like to continue working together for quick-turn edits, so reliability and good communication are essential. If this sounds like a fit, let me know your timeline for the migration and how you prefer to structure ongoing support.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Copy all site files, assets, and any server-side scripts to the new host, preserving directory structure and file permissions.
• Point DNS to the new server only after staging is fully tested and signed off, keeping e-mail routing intact.
• Verify that every page renders correctly across modern browsers and that any contact forms or tracking snippets still fire as intended.
• Supply a brief hand-off note outlining where files live, any server tweaks you made, and simple steps for future deploys.
• Remain available for ongoing content updates—primarily text and image swaps, the occasional new page, and small CSS adjustments—on an as-needed basis.
Because the codebase is pure HTML/CSS (no WordPress or CMS overhead), this should be a clean migration for someone comfortable with server setups, DNS changes, and responsive troubleshooting.
After the initial move, I’d like to continue working together for quick-turn edits, so reliability and good communication are essential. If this sounds like a fit, let me know your timeline for the migration and how you prefer to structure ongoing support.