Portfolio
Which sites, brands, languages and capabilities should remain, combine, split or retire?
WordPress Multisite Modernization
Which sites, brands, languages and capabilities should remain, combine, split or retire?
Which platform, multisite, shared-service and integration patterns fit the operating model?
How will content, data, media, users, web addresses and validation be controlled?
Who owns standards, exceptions, releases, risk and decision rights?
How will editors, agencies, business units and administrators change their workflows?
Which operational, experience and delivery outcomes show the program is working?
Consolidate supported sites and content into a governed WordPress platform.
Prepare and migrate WordPress sites into a supported better-fit target platform.
Keep WordPress as one content or delivery component during a selective or hybrid transition.
A technically elegant multisite can still fail if ownership, publishing rules, release authority, local exceptions and support responsibilities are unclear.
The published case documents more than 55 independent sites consolidated into a centralized WordPress multisite, reusable architecture, standardized workflows and reported Lighthouse improvement from roughly 40–60 to 80–90+.
Use a Technical Audit before the Govern Decision Roadmap when architecture, custom code, hosting, integration or dependency causes are too uncertain to compare realistic portfolio options.
WordPress project
Experience consolidating more than 55 independent sites into a centralized WordPress multisite with reusable architecture and standardized workflows.
Cross-platform experience
Transferable evidence for governance and phased modernization across more than 200 sites.
Amy Sacchetta
Lead User Experience / User Interface Designer
On large-scale projects requiring close collaboration, attention to detail, and efficient execution, he consistently went above and beyond to ensure the final outcome exceeded expectations.
LinkedIn recommendation, used with permission (opens in a new tab)
Laurent Poinsignon
Domain Delivery Manager Web at TotalEnergies
As Dev Team Lead for 10 months, Oleksiy demonstrated excellent technical skills and the ability to handle complex CMS projects. His full-stack expertise was highly valuable.
LinkedIn recommendation, used with permission (opens in a new tab)
No. It also affects portfolio ownership, local autonomy, release authority, content operations, adoption, exceptions and support.
The Roadmap defines shared capabilities and standards, then makes local exceptions, ownership and decision rights explicit.
Yes. The decision package is vendor-neutral. Delivery scope, migration waves and commercial responsibility are agreed separately.
Free public WordPress assessment
Start with the free WordPress Scan. It reviews publicly observable WordPress, response, delivery, maintenance and search signals, then gives you a bounded modernization assessment and a clearer next step. No admin access is required.
The Scan does not confirm private technical root causes. If the report surfaces a signal that matters and you are unsure what to do next, ask us to help interpret the evidence.