Map the public website
Identify routes, content hierarchy, navigation, page relationships and important user flows.
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Website reconstruction is different from copying source code. The objective is to understand the existing public experience and use it as requirements for a fresh, maintainable implementation.
Identify routes, content hierarchy, navigation, page relationships and important user flows.
Screenshots and browser renders preserve layout, spacing, typography and other visual information useful during reconstruction.
Separate the behavior that must be preserved from implementation details that can be replaced.
Recreate the required pages and functionality using maintainable project structures rather than relying on the old application code.
Check the rebuilt routes, browser output and important visual references before the new site replaces the previous deployment.