Milivoja
Milivoja required a modern, fast, and reliable website, without changing the existing brand or visual direction. The primary objective was to migrate the website from WordPress to Webflow while maximizing performance, stability, and long-term maintainability.

Challenges
The existing WordPress website created unnecessary friction from a technical and performance standpoint. Key issues included:
- Slow load times impacting user experience
- Plugin dependency increasing maintenance risk
- Limited performance optimization options
- A setup that made long-term stability harder to guarantee
The goal was not a redesign, but a clean technical migration that preserves the existing look and feel while dramatically improving performance and reliability.

How we approached it
WordPress to Webflow Migration
We migrated the existing website to Webflow with a focus on:
- Preserving the current design and content
- Rebuilding layouts natively for performance
- Eliminating unnecessary scripts and plugins
This ensured a smooth transition without visual regressions.
Webflow Development & Optimization
During development, we:
- Optimized assets, layouts, and interactions
- Applied Webflow best practices for performance
- Ensured clean structure across pages and components
The result was a significantly faster and more stable website.
Performance & Reliability Focus
Rather than layering optimizations after launch, performance was treated as a core requirement:
- Clean DOM structure
- Reduced page weight
- Consistent behavior across devices and browsers
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What we achieved
- Successful WordPress → Webflow migration
- Noticeable improvement in website performance and load speed
- Reduced reliance on plugins and third-party scripts
- More stable, maintainable website architecture
- Improved experience for visitors without changing the brand
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Credits
Thoughts from our client

FAQ about Milivoja WordPress to Webflow Migration Project
Milivoja’s existing WordPress website created technical friction due to slow load times, heavy plugin dependency, and limited performance optimization options. The goal was not a redesign, but a cleaner, more stable platform that could support long-term reliability without increasing maintenance complexity.
No. Preserving the existing brand, layout, and visual direction was a core requirement. The migration focused on rebuilding the site natively in Webflow while maintaining the same look and feel, ensuring no visual regressions for users or internal stakeholders.
Performance was treated as a foundational requirement rather than an afterthought. The project focused on reducing page weight, improving load speed, cleaning up the DOM structure, and removing unnecessary scripts and plugins that previously affected stability.
By eliminating plugin dependencies and rebuilding layouts natively, the Webflow implementation reduced ongoing maintenance risk. The new setup provides a more predictable, stable architecture that is easier to manage and update over time.
Existing content and structure were carefully preserved while being rebuilt for performance. Pages were reconstructed using Webflow best practices to ensure consistency, clean structure, and reliable behavior across devices and browsers.
The result was a significantly faster, more stable website that maintains the original brand experience while improving technical reliability. The site now supports long-term use without the operational overhead previously introduced by the WordPress setup.