Modernize the site while preserving approved content and making future edits and deployments reviewable.
What shipped
Built a TailPress-based WordPress rebuild with native Gutenberg blocks and site settings. Repository tooling supports create-only legacy imports, guarded attorney-profile migrations, and checksum-verified release packets for Kinsta.
Native Gutenberg blocks and site settings
Attorney, staff, FAQ, and contact page structures
Create-only import with reviewed replacement controls
Guarded profile-content migrations
Scoped release packets, backups, and rollback procedures
The Goetz Legal website rebuild combines a new WordPress presentation with controlled migration of approved firm content. Native editing and guarded releases support the site beyond its first launch.
A rebuild with content continuity
The Goetz & Goetz rebuild modernized the WordPress presentation while preserving approved firm content. Attorney biographies, staff information, FAQs, and contact pages needed to move into a new implementation without treating every existing record as disposable.
Native editing and structured settings
I built the TailPress-based theme around native Gutenberg blocks and site settings. The content structures give the firm a consistent way to maintain its pages, while the theme supplies the shared styling and behavior.
A controlled migration path
The migration tooling distinguishes creating missing content from replacing existing content. Create-only imports and guarded profile migrations make changes reviewable, rather than silently overwriting edits made after an earlier export.
Deployment tooling packages a defined set of files with checksums, backups, and a rollback path for Kinsta. The engineering work therefore covers both the visible rebuild and the process used to move approved content and code into place.
A rebuild brief should identify which content is already approved and who may change it during migration. That distinction explains the create-only imports and reviewed replacement controls represented in this project.
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