About Jetumo

Practical website rebuilds, explained in plain language.

Jetumo helps businesses work out what their current site is doing, what is worth keeping, and what a simpler replacement should look like. The focus is Astro, Cloudflare, static content, migrations, and web operations that do not need a glossary to understand.

Who this is for

For a site that has become harder to live with than it should be.

This is for businesses whose content and URLs matter, but whose CMS has become a collection of plugins, updates, and workarounds. The aim is not to make technology sound magical. It is to give you a site that is easier to operate and easier to change.

P

Plain language

Technical choices are explained without turning the conversation into a glossary.

E

Evidence first

Old pages are reviewed before they are rewritten, replaced, or redirected.

L

Low drama

Launch work should be checked and repeatable, not an anxious late-night exercise.

The work

Keep what still earns its place. Replace what does not.

A rebuild starts with the existing site. We look at the pages people use, the URLs that have history, the content worth retaining, and the moving parts that have become expensive to maintain.

From there, the job is practical: decide which pages stay, which need a redirect, what needs a rewrite, and where a small amount of custom work makes more sense than another plugin.

  1. Map the current siteUnderstand pages, routes, content, and dependencies before changing them.
  2. Build the replacementUse a static-first build and add a small dynamic feature only where it is needed.
  3. Check before switchingReview the public URLs, redirects, metadata, and forms before launch.

A useful boundary

Static first is not the answer to every website.

It suits sites where publishing is deliberate and the public experience should be fast to load, simple to maintain, and dependable. A busy editorial operation, membership product, or complex online store may need a different setup.

The point is to choose an approach that fits the work your site has to do, rather than move a familiar problem into a newer tool.