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Framer to Astro migration

Keep the design people recognize while moving to a codebase and publishing workflow your team can own. A Framer migration starts with the actual pages, interactions, content and integrations that need to survive the move.

01

Define what moves

Framer does not provide an official standalone HTML export for self-hosting. We plan the move as a reconstruction using your authorized design and content assets. Inventory published routes, CMS entries, language variants, forms, redirects, responsive layouts and interactions before choosing what to rebuild.

02

Agree on a representative page first

Choose a page that includes the difficult parts: responsive typography, navigation, a CMS section and the most important interaction. Review the Astro version at agreed screen sizes, including keyboard use and reduced motion. This gives the remaining templates a concrete acceptance reference.

03

Treat launch as a controlled move

Match old and new URLs, preserve useful metadata and content, rebuild form delivery and verify the deployed result. Keep a rollback route and check the old URLs after the domain changes. Editing needs matter too: decide who publishes new content and how drafts become approved pages.

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