AEM Structure Mapping
Review AEM pages, components, content models, navigation, templates, media, forms, and important workflows.
AEM to WordPress Migration
AEM to WordPress migration.
Keep your content moving.
AEM to WordPress migration services for businesses moving from Adobe Experience Manager. I map content and assets, rebuild templates and components, review integration requirements and plan redirects and editorial handover, working remotely from India.
AEM to WordPress MigrationWorkflow concept
A planned move.
A manageable CMS.
- Adobe Experience Manager
Content, assets and current features
- Map & rebuild
Templates, URLs and integrations
- WordPress
Reviewed content and an editing workflow
Migration concept · Scope is agreed after reviewing your current website.
Work directly with Jagjeet Singh.India · Remote projects · Agency collaboration
What I can help with
AEM to WordPress Migration.
What we can build.
AEM to WordPress Migration support, with the scope shaped around your goals and current setup.
Frontend Rebuild
Rebuild the existing design or refresh it with clean WordPress sections, modern UI, and responsive layouts.
Content Migration
For websites that mainly need pages, media, documents, and basic content structure moved into WordPress.
Feature & Integration Mapping
Map AEM features into WordPress plugins, Elementor sections, custom functions, forms, or backend-connected workflows.
URL & Link Mapping
Review important URLs, internal links, downloadable files, and navigation paths so users land on the right pages after launch.
Testing & Launch Support
Test important pages, forms, menus, media, layout behavior, mobile responsiveness, and launch readiness.
Designed around the work
Plan the change.
Support the people publishing.
An AEM migration includes the workflows behind the pages. We review components, integrations, publishing roles and important URLs before defining the WordPress build.
- AEM pages, assets, components and content models
- Reusable WordPress templates and editorial structures
- Feature and integration mapping against available APIs
- A separate build, reviewed redirects and a launch window
Is this the right fit?
A project shaped around your requirements.
For businesses reviewing their CMS operating model and editorial teams seeking a more manageable WordPress publishing workflow. The starting point is a review of the AEM implementation and the capabilities you need to retain.
What we review before a quote
- Inventory pages, assets, components and content models.
- Review language variants, publishing roles and external integrations.
- Map URLs, metadata and priority search landing pages.
- Agree content transfer, validation, launch and rollback responsibilities.
The developer behind the work
A direct collaborator.
From brief to handover.
Work directly with me to shape the requirements, build the agreed scope and review the details. Explore my broader website and product portfolio to understand my approach.
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Jagjeet SinghFull Stack Developer · WordPress Engineer
How we work together
A clear scope.
A considered delivery.
Agree the requirements and approach before development starts, with room to review the work as it takes shape.
- 01
Discover the system.
Review content, templates, components, integrations and roles.
- 02
Plan the roadmap.
Agree the migration scope, mappings and WordPress architecture.
- 03
Build & transfer.
Rebuild templates and move the agreed content, media and relationships.
- 04
Review & launch.
Check key journeys, redirects, forms and editorial handover.
Before we start
Scope, cost & handover.
Your questions answered.
Can an AEM website be moved to WordPress?
Yes, many AEM websites can be rebuilt in WordPress. The exact approach depends on the current AEM templates, components, content structure, integrations, and workflow requirements.
Can the new WordPress site keep the existing design?
Yes. The current AEM design can be recreated in WordPress, or it can be refreshed with a cleaner UI, better spacing, lighter sections, and improved mobile layouts.
What happens to custom AEM components?
Custom components need to be reviewed and mapped. Some can become WordPress sections or Elementor blocks, while others may need custom development or plugin-based alternatives.
Will there be downtime during migration?
The safest method is to build the WordPress site separately, test it properly, and then switch over during a planned launch window.
Do you provide support after launch?
Yes. Post-launch support can include small fixes, page updates, content changes, performance cleanup, plugin updates, backups, and monthly WordPress maintenance.
How much does an AEM to WordPress migration cost?
The quote depends on page and asset volumes, component complexity, languages, integrations, design changes and the target WordPress architecture. Share the website and a component inventory for a scope review. Complex systems may need a discovery phase before implementation is priced.
Can you preserve URLs and search visibility when moving from AEM?
We review important URLs, metadata and internal links, map destinations and implement the agreed redirects. We also check the sitemap and key landing pages around launch. The aim is a careful transition; search rankings are not guaranteed to remain unchanged.
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