Imagi-Tech

Rebuild Website

Paradise Bikes

We kept the design and rebuilt what sits under it, moving the site off Wix onto an optimized WordPress theme. The DNS migration was handled as part of the go-live.

Client
Paradise Bikes
Where
Hilton Head Island, SC
Services
Wordpress Website Development, Domain Management

About Paradise Bikes

Paradise Bikes rents and services bikes on Hilton Head Island, with a wide selection for vacationers and residents and excellent customer service. They are known for quality and convenience, and they make it easy to see the island on two wheels.

The business challenge

Paradise Bikes needed their website rebuilt on a platform that would perform and scale, and they wanted to keep the brand identity their customers already recognised. The Wix setup they had limited both speed and manageability.

What we did

We rebuilt the Paradise Bikes website on an optimized WordPress theme. Their existing design was matched closely on a framework that loads fast and scales. Navigation got attention for mobile and desktop users. Our team handled every part of the move, so the client had little to deal with.

What happened

The site came together fast and needed little of the client’s time. Paradise Bikes now has a high-performing website that meets their business needs and keeps the brand identity customers trust.

Key benefits

  • Quick turnaround: we rebuilt the site and delivered it for client review in a short time.
  • Smooth launch: after the client approved it, we managed the go-live, including moving DNS records from Wix to finish the transition.
  • Better performance: the new WordPress site is faster and easier to manage, and visitors find it intuitive.

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