The rebuild used a consolidation-and-redirect method rather than copying every old WordPress article into a new static page.
1. Inventory the old content
Published posts and pages were extracted from the supplied WordPress SQL export. Titles and slugs were grouped by subject.
2. Identify repetition and risk
Repeated clusters included seafood boils, pasta, soups, grilling, seasoning, sourcing and sustainability. Raw seafood, shellfish, home canning and smoking received added safety review.
3. Build decision-based guides
Each new guide focuses on one practical reader task and uses a consistent structure: decisions, method, useful habits, common mistakes and a safety section.
4. Preserve old public addresses
Every published legacy post slug is mapped to the closest useful new guide. WordPress archive, feed and system routes are retired through redirects.
5. Verify the static package
The build is checked for missing internal targets, duplicate canonical addresses, malformed HTML, sitemap coverage, mobile layouts and required operational files.