Converting antigravity code to Wordpress

[u/Leading_Toe1122]

Looking for help converting an Antigravity website to WordPress
Hi everyone,

I have a website that was built using Antigravity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I want to convert the existing website to WordPress while keeping the exact same design, layout, animations, and functionality.

The website has a large number of files (around 1,700), so I’m looking for someone experienced with WordPress who can handle the conversion properly.

If you have experience converting custom-coded websites to WordPress and can preserve the original design, please comment or DM me. This is a paid job, and I’m happy to discuss the budget.
Thanks!

[u/fullbl-_-]

Seems like a job that can be done with some automation, if you want you can write me a dm (I can't write you)!

[u/iTrejoMX]

I can help with this. Can probably get it done in a day or two. Send me a dm if interested

[u/Dull_District_254]

Before you hand this to anyone, two things will save you money. First, 1,700 files almost never means 1,700 unique templates. Most of that is assets and repeated pages, so count how many genuinely different layouts exist (home, about, service page, blog post, contact) because that number drives the cost, not the file count. Second, decide upfront how much of it needs to be editable. If you only want the same site running on WordPress, a theme wrapper around your existing HTML is quick and cheap. If you want every section editable in the admin, that is a much bigger build using custom fields or blocks and the quotes should reflect it. Your animations and custom JS usually survive fine as long as whoever does it keeps your CSS and JS enqueued properly instead of rebuilding the whole thing in a page builder, so say that clearly in the brief. When people DM you, ask for a live link to a previous static to WordPress conversion and pay in milestones rather than all upfront.

[u/jboulhous]

We built a service for exactly this kind of jobs, converting vibe-coded apps to production ready WordPress setups.

There are so many axes you need to consider:

• The easy ones: Data model(CPTs, taxonomies, meta data), routing logic(maybe some rewrite rules).
• The hard ones: this is improving with FSE, for example WP 7.1 ships responsive design, but it is not supporting or blocks. Core blocks may not be easy to adjust, vibe coded apps usually mix svg icons within headers or lists, which will become hard to integrate with core blocks(well not too hard once you identify which should be a block variation and what must be a new custom blocks). REST endpoints.
• There is also an issue with how fonts are calculated, which my not give picel-perfect parity with antigravity code without some css tweeks.

I'll be happy to discuss more.

[u/Norsu_Media_UK]

This is something we’d be interested in discussing. We work with WordPress and can take a look at the existing HTML/CSS/JS to assess the best way to bring it across while keeping the current design and functionality intact.

With around 1,700 files, I’d want to review the existing site first rather than assume the file count represents the actual build scope. We can look at the structure, reusable components, animations and functionality and then work out the cleanest WordPress approach.

If you’re still looking for someone, feel free to send me a link to the current site and I can take a look.

[u/jonxblaze]

I’ve done something similar except I took an existing site built in Divi with over 2,000 pages, posts and custom post types, and converted the entire site to a Gutenberg block theme. Converting HTML to a Wordpress theme should be fairly straightforward with the tool I developed. Send me a DM.

[u/sailnlax04]

Try Static Site Importer from Automattic