Content from the web archive
The old texts word for word, with the old site’s images, complemented by the company’s new introduction.
Case study
The website of an environmental and renewable energy engineering consultancy showed only an error, because its WordPress database had been lost. It was replaced by a fast, database-free one-page website.
For weeks the company’s WordPress site had shown nothing but an error: its database had disappeared from the hosting, and there was no backup of it.
The content had to be rebuilt from the last real snapshots in the web archive and the old images, then updated to the company’s current profile — in a way that this could never happen again.
The solution
The old texts word for word, with the old site’s images, complemented by the company’s new introduction.
About, services, references and contact on a single, well-structured page with alternating section colours.
The company’s key projects and on-site inspections on clear cards.
A password-protected interface for editing the figures and references — while the site itself stays static and fast.
No WordPress and no database to lose; the data lives outside the web root, together with backups.
The old WordPress URLs redirect to the new site, and the old site’s files were kept untouched on the hosting.
Instead of an error message, the company presents itself again with a modern, fast website on which it can add references itself.
With no content management system or database behind it, the maintenance and security burden has shrunk to a fraction.
Next step
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