Strangler plan
Map of what gets replaced first, second, last. Each phase shippable on its own.
// legacy → modern
Legacy stack to modern, with redirects intact.
Replatform work for apps stuck on jQuery, Bootstrap 3, classic PHP, or whatever "current" looked like in 2014. Strangler-fig migrations to Next.js. Rankings intact, data preserved, runway extended.
// where teams get stuck
Modernization quote: "start over." Reality: you can't.
- A codebase too important to break and too brittle to fix.
- A vendor pitching a 12-month rewrite with no incremental value.
- Engineers who'd rather quit than touch the old code.
- A roadmap blocked by infrastructure that should have been replaced years ago.
// what's included
What ships.
Modern frontend in Next.js
New pages built natively, old pages proxied during transition.
API extraction
Legacy backend exposed as APIs Next.js can consume. Gradual decommissioning.
SEO + data continuity
Redirect maps, schema preservation, content parity.
Phased cutover plan
Each phase a complete migration unit, rollbackable.
// how we work
Three phases. Per migration unit.
01 · Calibrate
Codebase audit. Migration plan. Phasing.
02 · Build
Phase one ships first. Validate. Repeat.
03 · Hand off
Each phase handed off independently. Support window per phase.
// common questions
What teams ask before signing.
Phased, almost always. Big-bang rewrites have a 30%+ failure rate. We strangler-fig.
Each phase is independently rollbackable. We design for it.
Scoped per project, but value ships in regular phases — you don't wait until the end to see anything. We share the timeline in the written proposal after the discovery call.
Phased pricing, scoped per phase. The early phases that build migration scaffolding usually cost more than the later ones. We send a written proposal after the discovery call.
Murcia, Spain.