Most "migration" tools take the shortest path from A to B: they screenshot your prototype, paste the markup into a single page template, and call it WordPress. Technically true. Practically useless.
The frozen-markup problem
The moment your client opens the block editor, they see one giant HTML blob. They cannot change the hero copy without breaking the layout. They cannot add a service. They cannot reorder anything. The site is a museum piece — beautiful, untouchable, and slowly going out of date.
What faithful rebuilding means
We treat the prototype as the spec, not the deliverable. Every section becomes a real block. Every list becomes a real custom post type. Every color becomes a token in theme.json. The end result looks the same, and it edits like a site that was always meant to live in WordPress — because now it is one.
Pixel-perfect is easy. Pixel-perfect and editable is the actual job.