Public pages exported as static HTML with local page and asset references rewritten
All work 
WordPress plugin · Static site export · Case study
NextSite Exporter
A free WordPress plugin that turns public pages into a downloadable static HTML project with local assets, rewritten links, and practical migration guidance.
- Client
- NextSite Exporter
- Year
- 2026
- Timeline
- Ongoing
- Services
- Product strategy · UX design · WordPress plugin development
The challenge
Site owners who want to move beyond WordPress need a usable starting point for their next project, while understanding which dynamic features will need replacements.
The export needs to carry useful context forward, including dynamic dependencies, asset failures, and migration notes.
Forms, search, comments, accounts, commerce, and other server-backed features may need replacements before a site can move to static hosting.
The approach
NextSite Exporter analyzes a WordPress site, exports public pages and supported same-origin assets, and packages the result with project instructions, migration notes, a report, and basic static-host configuration.
The workflow analyzes content and common dynamic dependencies, then shows export progress in the WordPress dashboard.
Each project includes AGENTS.md, MIGRATION.md, migration-report.json, a README, and basic static-host configuration alongside the exported HTML and local assets.
Explore the plugin and its current details on WordPress.org.
View on WordPress.orgThe outcome
A downloadable static project that site owners can review, test, put in version control, and continue developing with a developer or coding agent.
Technology
WordPress · PHP · Static HTML
Migration guidance that calls out detected dynamic features and recorded replacements
A downloadable project that can be tested and continued in an editor or version control
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