Headless WordPress-to-Next.js Site Rebuild
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to leave my Avada-based WordPress setup behind and rebuild the site from the ground up in Next.js. I would like a headless Wordpress with everything moving to Next.js. The primary driver is SEO: I need a structure that gives search engines exactly what they want while loading noticeably faster on every device. That means server-side rendering, proper meta handling, lean bundles, and a rock-solid Core Web Vitals score.
You’ll receive:
• A full backup of the current WordPress site, including the blog posts that must remain intact.
• A link to a competitor’s site whose layout style I like. I want a similar feel—not a carbon copy—so there’s room for your creative input while staying on-brand.
Key goals you’ll tackle:
• Replicate existing pages and blog content in Next.js, preserving slugs so rankings don’t drop.
• Implement faster loading, improved content hierarchy, and seamless mobile responsiveness—the three SEO features I flagged as vital.
• Deliver a clean codebase that’s easy for me to extend or hand off later (modular components, clear folder structure, well-commented code).
Acceptance criteria:
1. PageSpeed Insights mobile score of 90+ on every public page.
2. No broken links or missing metadata after migration.
3. Blog section fully functional with markdown or a simple headless CMS of your choice—just keep management effortless.
If you have recent Next.js projects that show measurable SEO gains, I’d love to see them when you bid. Let’s build a faster, better-optimized version of my site together.
You’ll receive:
• A full backup of the current WordPress site, including the blog posts that must remain intact.
• A link to a competitor’s site whose layout style I like. I want a similar feel—not a carbon copy—so there’s room for your creative input while staying on-brand.
Key goals you’ll tackle:
• Replicate existing pages and blog content in Next.js, preserving slugs so rankings don’t drop.
• Implement faster loading, improved content hierarchy, and seamless mobile responsiveness—the three SEO features I flagged as vital.
• Deliver a clean codebase that’s easy for me to extend or hand off later (modular components, clear folder structure, well-commented code).
Acceptance criteria:
1. PageSpeed Insights mobile score of 90+ on every public page.
2. No broken links or missing metadata after migration.
3. Blog section fully functional with markdown or a simple headless CMS of your choice—just keep management effortless.
If you have recent Next.js projects that show measurable SEO gains, I’d love to see them when you bid. Let’s build a faster, better-optimized version of my site together.
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