Here Is The Complete Guide!

Doesn’t your Magento platform manage the current product enough?

Do you need a scalable platform for your E-Commerce needs?

Magento is the perfect choice for you.

Migration is often a tricky task, and if not done right, it can hurt the entire site. Emerging technologies now allow website migration without losing traffic. The most complex form of migration is that of sites with a lot of details, e.g. eCommerce sites. The migration of a WordPress website to a Magento application requires a large number of procedures.

Team Appic has interacted on several WordPress to Magento migrations and we assembled an innovative step-by-step migration method that covers all facets to prevent unwanted journeys.

Below are the basic measures for transferring WordPress websites to a Magento framework:

  1. Install and configure the server Magento’s Setup.
  2. Login to the admin panel of the WordPress website and create the same user roles in the Magento backend.
  3. Layout the interface and extra Magento’s functionality as per consumer need, such as scan, product display, shopping cart, etc.
  4. Creating articles & blogs on Magento’s platform and manually importing material from the current WordPress website.
  5. Create Header, Menu, Logo, Slider & Footer manually.
  6. Products Export – We will log in to the backend of the WordPress website to export products with their descriptions, categories, size/quantity, and prices into an Excel sheet, which we will convert into the Magento format. We will import WordPress item photos and place them into the Magento folder layout.

Log in to the backend to upload the Excel sheet and use FTP to upload the images.

We will switch bulk goods and their information (categories, orders) using the export plug-in for commodities.

  1. Configure the shipping method and shipping fee manually.
  2. Integration of Payment method and payment gateway as per customer requirement.
  3. Magento can also adopt additional features like newsletter subscriptions, inquiry forms, live chat, and social streams available in WordPress.
  4. Magento functionality such as Brand filtering and robust search tools may also be introduced to the website as requested by the consumer.
  5. Testing on both design and functionality in the Magento website.

And the WordPress to Magento migration cycle is completed!

If you have any queries feel free to contact Appic Softwares.