HomeWorkFastspeed LegalsLegal services site, rebuilt from WordPressFastspeed Legals — case studyA Cornwall firm that helps company directors deal with winding up petitions, CVAs, CCJs and HMRC debt — moved off WordPress onto a faster site it runs itself, with every old address still working.Website designWordPress migrationContent managementSEOHostingVisit the live site ↗Talk to us about a project like thisThe projectWhat was neededFastspeed Legals had a WordPress site with fourteen articles that directors facing a winding up petition find through Google. The brief was a new site that keeps that search presence, speaks plainly to someone who has just had the letter, and makes the next step obvious: check your petition, or pick up the phone.It also had to be easy to run day to day — the firm adding new articles and client testimonials itself, every enquiry landing somewhere it can be followed up, and nothing that needs constant updating behind the scenes.At a glanceClientFastspeed Legals (Fastspeed Ltd)TypeLegal services site, rebuilt from WordPressBuilt withCairn, our own Laravel and React content platform — hosted and maintained by Bath ITWhat we didWebsite designWordPress migrationContent managementSEOHostingVisit Fastspeed Legals ↗What Bath IT builtThe workA clear route for a worried directorNine pages under a four-item menu — winding up petitions, other debt, about us, contact. Every page opens the same way, with checking a petition or calling the office one tap away.Every old address keptEach WordPress address — all fourteen articles, the pages, categories and tags — redirects to its new home, so old links and search results still land on the right page.Articles and testimonials they runThe fourteen articles moved across with their search titles and descriptions, alongside 43 client testimonials. The firm adds new ones itself, and they're live straight away.Every enquiry capturedEnquiry forms go to the office inbox and are also kept in one list on the site, so a director who gets in touch is never lost in an email thread.What this demonstratesLeaving WordPress without starting againMoving off WordPress usually means losing something — old links, articles that rank, the habit of posting new ones. Here nothing was left behind: the articles moved with their search text, every old address points to its new page, and the firm still adds its own content. It went live on 28 September 2026.Talk to us about a project like thisInside the siteBeyond the home pageThe service page — plain words, one clear next stepInsight — fourteen articles, each with its own pageOn a phoneBuilt for the screen most people useA director who has just received a petition is often reading on a phone, away from a desk. Every page is designed for that first — readable, tappable, quick to load — then scaled up to a desktop.Why website speed matters →Technical notesHow it's builtRedirects from every old WordPress address, including its categories and tagsStructured data for the firm, each service and the questions pageLighthouse scored 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO at launchHTTP/2, compression and long-lived caching on our own hostingWhere it is nowLive at www.fastspeedlegals.co.uk since 28 September 2026.RelatedWebsite design →Hosting & maintenance →Start a projectNeed something like this? Let's talk it through.Tell us what you need. We'll reply within one working day with straight answers and a free, written quote.Start a projectCall 07376 947 411Websites, hosting and security testing for businesses across the UK, and IT support around Bath and Somerset. Since 1996.Web ServicesWebsites & web appsHosting & careSecurity testingWorkFree security checkFree SEO checkIT SupportComputer RepairLinux InstallationWiFi & NetworksAccessoriesCompanyAboutContactWeb Design RadstockWeb Design Midsomer NortonGuidesGamesPrivacyCookie settings44 Bristol Road, Radstock, BANES, BA3 3EQ07376 947 411 · support@bathit.co.uk© 2026 Bath IT. All rights reserved.