WordPress to HTML Conversion
Has your website been hacked? Tired of updating WordPress and plugins? We convert your website to HTML, preserving its design and recoverable content. Your public pages no longer depend on WordPress updates, and you can keep publishing articles through a simple dashboard.
Keep your content · Continue publishing articles · Get support throughout the migration
There are two common reasons to switch. We start by understanding what happened and what your business needs.
An intrusion can take your website offline, change its content or create pages you do not recognise. We assess what can be recovered and rebuild the public website in HTML using verified content.
Before launch, we review access and hosting and identify the steps needed to avoid carrying the problem into the new version. Recovery depends on the condition of the website and the backups available.
Updates, compatibility issues and the fear of something breaking take time. With public pages served as HTML, your website no longer relies on WordPress, themes or plugins to display its content.
You can still manage articles through a simple dashboard. The dashboard, forms and hosting continue to need security and maintenance, with the scope defined in your proposal.
Our Work
Explore the projects and the optimisation work carried out for each one.
Rebuilt from WordPress to HTML, with student resources and statistical analysis tools.
Explore the Conversion →
A project dedicated to SEO and search engine optimisation content.
Explore the Project →
Case Study · Security-led Conversion
The client wanted to move from WordPress to HTML to strengthen website security. We preserved the presentation of her services and contact options in a simpler structure that no longer depends on WordPress, themes or plugins to serve pages.
A conversion driven by the peace of mind of having fewer components to update and protect.
Visit the Website →This website also started in WordPress with Brizy. Its conversion to static HTML is documented, including content extraction and file organisation.
Read the Case Study →In an HTML project, the stylesheet brings together the presentation rules: colours, fonts, spacing, buttons and other elements. Pages share the same visual identity, and design changes can be applied consistently.
The 1000sites style guide documents these choices with examples of headings, colours, buttons, cards and forms. It shows how the presentation of an HTML website can be documented.
View Our Style Guide ↗A lighter structure built around what your website actually needs.
Usability matters too. Alongside speed, we can review navigation, readability, buttons and forms to make your website easier to use. Improvements are defined in the proposal: converting to HTML alone does not fix the user experience.
The public website serves ready-made HTML instead of generating each page through WordPress. We also optimise images, fonts and styles; results depend on content and hosting.
Your public website no longer relies on WordPress themes and plugins. The management dashboard and hosting still need protection, backups and appropriate maintenance.
Your design is no longer affected by page-builder updates. Future changes and features are planned around your business needs.
The management dashboard publishes your content. Visitors receive static HTML pages.
These screenshots show real examples. We choose the editing style and fields to suit your content and the way you prefer to work. Included features are defined in the proposal. The original screenshots are in Portuguese; the dashboard language can be specified for your project.
A dashboard with the fields your website uses: title, summary, language, content type and body text. A straightforward option for entering and publishing content without navigating unnecessary menus.
View Full-size Screenshot ↗
A layout familiar to WordPress users, with a sidebar, text editor, media and publishing options. A familiar experience in a custom-built dashboard.
View Full-size Screenshot ↗
Organise content into text, heading and image blocks. Drag to reorder them and use the controls to duplicate, move or remove blocks.
View Full-size Screenshot ↗
The dashboard scope is defined in the proposal. Training can be included as an optional item in the quote.
These changes are quoted separately or carried out through a support-hours package.
Alongside pages and articles, we identify the functions your website needs to retain and define their implementation in the proposal.
A form with personal details, address, Portuguese tax number, billing information and comments, including an option to reuse the same address and confirmation of data use.
Fields, validation and submission handling are adapted to your project. The interface can use HTML, with server-side processing or an agreed integration.
View Full-size Screenshot ↗
The initial review confirms what can be preserved and what needs development.
WooCommerce stores, bookings, member areas, search and integrations may require an additional solution. We assess those functions before proposing a conversion.
You can also choose to maintain and optimise WordPress or use our online store platform.
Your current website stays online while we prepare the new version. The switch is planned after validation.
An inventory of pages, content, URLs and features.
Rebuilding the design and content in optimised HTML.
Preparing the article management dashboard agreed in the proposal.
Checking pages, navigation, forms and redirects.
A planned switch, sitemap updates and support after handover.
Pricing depends on content volume, features and dashboard scope. We provide a proposal after reviewing your website.
New features, training and future changes are itemised in the quote.
Prices exclude VAT. Domains from €12 and hosting from €40.
Rankings cannot be guaranteed. We plan to preserve URLs, titles, descriptions and content, configure redirects where needed and review the sitemap to reduce migration risks.
The base dashboard is for articles. Management of other pages can be included in the proposal; support can handle layout changes and new sections.
We identify them during the review. Form submissions, search and integrations are preserved or rebuilt within the agreed scope and tested before launch.
WordPress stays online during preparation. We plan the switch to minimise disruption and confirm that the new version works after launch.
The reference timeframe is two weeks after design approval and receipt of content and access details. We confirm the schedule in the proposal based on the project scope.
The converted website no longer needs WordPress to serve its pages. If you use our management dashboard, hosting must support PHP. Requirements are defined before the switch.
Free Website Review
Send us your website address. We assess the HTML conversion and identify the features you need to keep.
No obligation. The final scope, costs and schedule are confirmed in the proposal.