| KSHEThe build is finished and all 7,414 of the old URLs resolve on the preview with no 404s, so the hard part is behind us. What is left is commercial rather than technical: the Shopify store is still a development store and cannot take a real payment until it moves onto a paid plan, and then the DNS switches. Ian's availability has paced this the whole way and that has not changed. | Joomla with J2Store, and Webflow doing the product filtering | Shopify for commerce, Astro for the front end, Sanity for the blog | building |
| Speedy Floor SandingDave's site, seven pages, captured in full on 30/05 with the original images pulled at full resolution rather than the cached ones. Jep has the repo. Two things need five minutes with Dave before anything goes live: the business hours in the footer disagree with the hours on the contact page, and the contact page promises an enquiry form that has never existed. | Joomla 4 with the YOOtheme Pro builder | Astro and Sanity | building |
| Capelli Hair GalleryThe straight rebuild is on main and the showpiece version is sitting on a branch waiting for me to pick one, which is my call and nobody else's, so this one is blocked on me rather than on the salon. No domain attached yet either, so everything is still a vercel.app URL. | Joomla, dormant enough that we rebuilt from a Wayback snapshot | Astro | building |
| Mint Essentials, with Shayne at MintThree or four hundred legacy sites falling out of Mint's premium core, plus around twenty accommodation sites off Webflow that Shayne has already green lit. The platform is genuinely not decided. Nick takes the SilverStripe side and we take ours against Shayne's list of non negotiables, which is the right way to settle it even though it is slower than me just asserting I am correct. | SilverStripe | Astro and Sanity, if the Christchurch session goes that way | scoped |
| BuildSmartRebuilt and all 73 documents are in Sanity, and it is waiting on me to deploy the Studio and call the go live. The one thing I do not want to discover after cutover is that 199 gallery images are still being served off the old Turboweb CDN, because they are, and the day we switch is the day that breaks. | Turboweb | Astro and Sanity | building |
| Nutritech InternationalCame in through Paxton and prices at roughly $16,000 NZD against a competing quote of $60,000 NZD, which is a gap wide enough that I want to be sure we have understood the same job they have. Nobody has scoped it properly, so treat this as a lead rather than a project until somebody has been through the two thousand products properly. | WordPress, around two thousand products | Not decided yet | idea |