A medical technology website carried forward onto a new hosting setup, with its established design preserved and important content restored for healthcare professionals.
The work focused on continuity: preserve the website people know, restore relevant pages and make sure the technical foundations support the correct public domain.
The established website was captured and moved from its WordPress hosting environment to Vercel. The work retained the existing design, imagery and page structure, then addressed scripts and animations that needed attention in the new environment.
The existing website carried onto the new hosting setup.
A page for physicians and hospitals was restored from an archived version of ArchCath’s former site. It rejoined the navigation and sitemap, with the site’s existing medical disclaimers retained and no new clinical claims added.
A dedicated professional audience page on the current domain.
The migration work included sitemap and indexing checks for archcath.com. A preview-only indexing restriction was corrected, and the core pages were checked in Search Console against the intended canonical URLs.
Documented indexing checks for the migrated website.
The website’s established appearance and content were retained through a change in hosting.
The healthcare-professional page was restored to the current domain and connected to the site navigation.
DLVX: website implementation and technical care. Existing design and medical content retained from ArchCath.
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