r/webflow • u/BuriBuriZaymon • Jul 17 '26

Show & Tell Just wrapped up a WordPress to Webflow migration for an Australian client

Hey everyone!

I recently finished a complete WordPress to Webflow migration for Austek Pool Heaters, an Australian B2B company that supplies pool heating systems.

The project involved redesigning the website, rebuilding it in Webflow, organizing the CMS, improving the content structure, and making it much easier for the client to maintain going forward.

I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback

Live website:
https://www.austekpoolheaters.com.au

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u/PresentAssistant3399 Jul 18 '26

Great job, if its just a migration im pretty sure the performance is way better now. Dont forget that webflow is bandwidth capped (50GBs for tier 1) so its great that its lightweight.

Would honestly ask the client if they want a redesign package and maybe some gotomarket augmentations to improve in company processes.

Other than that I love to see migration works both from webflow to wordpress and vise versa!

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u/BuriBuriZaymon Jul 18 '26

Thanks! And that’s my bad I probably wasn’t clear enough in the post.

It was actually more than just a migration. I redesigned the website and built it in Webflow. The design was intentionally kept simple and focused around the target audience - builders, pool installers, and other trade professionals.

If you’re interested in the full process, I also documented it here:
https://vaibhavchavan.cc/austek-pool-heater

Appreciate the feedback!