A test transfer: a small site built the way a typical page-builder export looks, rebuilt clean and responsive. Both versions below are real, running pages — not screenshots. Switch to mobile width and watch the "before" nav actually break.
Own project, fictional business (Still Point Yoga). Built to test and show the transfer approach, not a paid job.
Cryptic generated class names and inline style="" on every element become real CSS classes a browser (and a future editor) can actually work with.
Fixed pixel widths with no media query, a common page-builder export problem, become a real responsive layout tested at 375px, not just resized.
The same four photos go from 3.3 MB to 101 KB: resized to what the page shows and converted to WebP. The labels on the photos show the real file sizes.
A button that submits to nowhere gets wired to a real destination — a WordPress form plugin with SMTP on a live site, so messages don't land in spam or vanish.
Said straight: this demo does not install an actual WordPress — that needs PHP and a database, which a code-only demo like this doesn't have. What's shown here is the real part: the same clean, responsive markup that gets dropped into a WordPress theme (or any host) on a real transfer. The content and structure move in as-is; the platform underneath changes.
The photos are not from this studio, which does not exist: GoToVan, GoToVan, Shixart1985, Eli Christman, CC BY 2.0. Resized and toned warmer.
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