KENTICO TO WORDPRESS / CONTENT & WEBSITE REBUILD
Kentico to WordPress Migration
Kentico to WordPress migration discovery and implementation for business websites. Review your Kentico version, page types, page-builder content and connected tools, then scope an editable WordPress replacement.
Based in India · Remote projects with US, UK and international teams
Kentico
WordPress + Elementor
Illustrative workspace. Screens show concepts, not a delivered client project.
CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT & IMPLEMENTATION
Map the website.
Account for the custom work.
The Kentico name can refer to different product generations and implementations. A useful migration starts by identifying the actual source, the content your team maintains and the application features behind the pages. The proposal separates website rebuilding from any wider business-system change.
Version & implementation review
Identify the Kentico product/version and whether the website relies on custom application code, page-builder components or external services. Review available content access with your current technical team.
Page types & structured records
Inventory page types, reusable content, custom fields and taxonomy. Decide which objects belong in WordPress posts, pages, content types or connected external systems.
Page-builder layouts rebuilt
Review representative source components and rebuild approved layouts in native Elementor. Agree reusable sections and editing controls for the team maintaining the replacement site.
Forms, search & business links
Map enquiry forms, internal search, CRM connections and other website dependencies. Review custom modules separately so the quote includes their actual replacement or retained connection.
Media, languages & metadata
Plan files, language variants and relevant search fields. Review linked content and old URLs to prepare a destination model and a redirect map you can approve.
Content test & launch planning
Validate representative pages in staging before scaling the migration. Agree content freeze, release responsibilities, recovery steps and post-launch editing support.
THE DETAILS THAT SHAPE THE PROJECT
Website content.
Application dependencies.
Treat those as separate workstreams. A page can be rebuilt while a custom module still needs a supported destination and a named owner.
01
A source-generation check
Identify the product, version and application architecture rather than choosing a tool from the platform name alone. Available export or API access is confirmed during discovery.
02
Page types and custom tables
A field used by the website is different from an operational business record. Inventory their purpose and relationships before deciding which data should enter WordPress.
03
A component inventory
Record the approved layout, editor controls and output of each important page-builder component. A source component becomes a scoped rebuild, not an assumed automatic conversion.
A QUOTE BASED ON YOUR ACTUAL SETUP
Clear inputs.
A reviewable scope.
Content and feature complexity, integrations, languages, source access and review requirements determine the work. Discovery, implementation, licences, hosting and ongoing support are separated in the proposal. A schedule follows the agreed scope and availability of the inputs.
Which system remains responsible?
Decide where business records and operational logic belong after the move. The website scope should not silently become a replacement for an internal application.
What belongs in the pilot?
Include an ordinary page, a component-heavy layout and a page with structured or language-specific content. Review gaps before the wider build is priced.
What will editors change?
Agree reusable Elementor layouts, structured fields and access roles. Document the practical publishing workflow for the replacement website.
FROM AN ASSESSMENT TO AN AGREED BUILD
Discover. Implement.
Review the result.
01
Review & define
Review the current setup and agree the project boundary, inputs, owners and acceptance checks.
02
Test a representative sample
Build or map a contained example in staging. Use the findings to confirm the wider implementation.
03
Build & review together
Implement the agreed work in stages. Review important pages and functionality against the brief.
04
Release & hand over
Agree the release checks, recovery responsibilities and practical editing or setup documentation.
WORK WITH THE DEVELOPER DOING THE BUILD
A person to talk to.
Work you can review.
I’m Jagjeet Singh, a WordPress developer based in India. Review my portfolio and discuss the contribution relevant to your project. We agree requirements, communication and review checkpoints around the work you need.
Platform reference: Kentico: migration tools and product versions. The documented source tools inform discovery; the WordPress mapping and rebuild are scoped separately.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Does the Kentico product version matter?
Yes. Content access, page-builder models and custom application dependencies vary by product and implementation. We identify the source setup before proposing the migration method.
Can Kentico components be imported directly into Elementor?
They need to be reviewed and rebuilt as suitable WordPress and Elementor equivalents. Source component behaviour and editor inputs form part of the requirements.
What happens to custom modules and business records?
They are assessed separately. The plan states whether each remains in another system, needs a supported integration or belongs in a scoped custom WordPress implementation.
Can we retain the current design?
An approved design can guide the rebuild. Responsive behaviour, interactions and editing controls are checked rather than assuming the source layout transfers automatically.
How are URLs and metadata handled?
The migration scope can include a source URL inventory, approved destinations, redirects for changed addresses and relevant metadata. Important content and links are validated in staging and after launch.
How do we start?
Share the website, Kentico product/version, content volume and custom dependencies. A discovery scope and representative content sample help establish feasibility, quote and timing.
PROJECT FIT & IMPLEMENTATION
Start with the Kentico version and content model.
Kentico to WordPress migration is a scoped rebuild of the agreed website, with the source implementation reviewed before transfer work is priced.
Why does the Kentico version matter to a migration quote?
The source version, content organisation and available export access determine how content can be reviewed and mapped. Identify the templates, structured fields, languages and connected systems you use. A representative export and page sample help establish the practical transfer approach rather than assuming every Kentico setup is identical.
Can Kentico forms and marketing workflows move with the website?
Inventory them separately from page content. Decide which forms, notifications and campaign connections are required in WordPress, then review supported replacements and APIs. Test each agreed user journey in staging; a website rebuild should not imply automatic equivalence for every Kentico feature.
For related implementation work, explore WordPress Migration Services or Custom WordPress Plugin Development.
HAVE A PROJECT IN MIND?
Let’s make the
next step clear.
Share the public website or a short brief and the work you are considering. I will review the requirements and follow up to discuss a practical scope and approach.
- Kentico product/version and website URL
- Page types, languages and approximate volume
- Custom modules, forms and connected systems
- Available export information and the launch constraints
Based in India · Collaboration hours and review checkpoints agreed with your team
Your details are used to respond to this enquiry. Please keep passwords and private customer records out of the form. Privacy policy.