
Modernising a legacy PHP website without losing the business logic
Old code can contain important business decisions. Inventory the behaviour, protect the data and replace the riskiest pieces in a controlled order.
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Clear answers to the questions that come before a better website. From choosing a developer to getting the details right.

Old code can contain important business decisions. Inventory the behaviour, protect the data and replace the riskiest pieces in a controlled order.
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A slow application needs evidence. Identify the slow journey, measure its requests and change the part that actually controls the delay.
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An MVP is easier to review when it completes a real task. Choose a small end-to-end workflow before expanding the feature list.
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A marketplace can help you discover providers. Choosing responsibly still means checking scope, evidence, ownership and how the work will be accepted.
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The right delivery model depends on the work, the coordination required and who will own the decisions. Compare those before comparing labels.
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A local developer can make communication easier. The decisive questions still concern ownership, delivery and the business problem you need solved.
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You do not need a fifty-page document. You need a clear goal, a few real user journeys and honest boundaries around the unknowns.
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Structured data helps describe a page. Useful content, clear authorship and crawlable links give that description something valuable to point to.
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Translation is more than a language switch. Each edition needs its own useful content, metadata and a clear counterpart for every page.
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