Agnes Van Thomme
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Full Stack Web Developer
Hi there, I am a Full Stack Web Developer based in Berlin, Germany. I have more than 9 years of coding and designing experien...
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| Level | Typical hourly rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-level | $30–60/hr | Pages, components, fixes |
| Senior | $50–85/hr | Full sites, CMS architecture |
| Specialist/lead | $75–120/hr | Complex builds, migrations |
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Webflow wins on editor experience and build speed for marketing sites; WordPress wins on plugins and ownership flexibility. The honest answer depends on your team — the matched specialist walks you through it against your actual needs.
Yes, if done properly: full URL mapping, redirects, meta preservation, and post-launch crawl checks are part of the standard migration checklist here.
Very common request. A short audit maps the class chaos and CMS misuse, then a cleanup pass makes the site editable again — usually cheaper than the rebuild you're dreading.