Rebuilt the agency's own site to outgrow WordPress
A full migration from WordPress to Next.js — individual project pages, standalone Blog and FAQ routes, and optimized image delivery, all without touching the brand or the content itself.
The challenge
Marketing Eden's own site was running on WordPress — solid content, but the platform was working against them. The portfolio lived on a single flat page with no individual project URLs, and the blog and FAQ were sections bolted onto other pages instead of standalone routes. Every new project or post meant working around the structure instead of with it.
Our approach
How we got there.
Same brand, new foundation
A full migration to Next.js — same visual identity, same voice, same testimonials and services — rebuilt on a stack designed to scale instead of accumulate plugins.
Content types that work as content
Individual project pages in place of one flat portfolio scroll, plus standalone Blog, FAQ, and Pricing routes — each one built to be indexed and shared on its own.
Faster by default
Image delivery through Next.js's built-in optimization pipeline, replacing unoptimized WordPress media, without adding a single extra plugin to do it.
Outcomes
What changed.
Stack
Tools and technologies used across this engagement.
- Next.js
- Vercel
- Tailwind CSS
- SEO Optimization