Integra Sources, an engineering website rebuilt in WordPress
A migration from a Python-based site to WordPress, preserving technical depth while making content manageable.
I worked on the WordPress migration, custom content blocks and enquiry integration with the client’s CRM.
- Field
- Hardware and software engineering
- Built with
- WordPress / PHP / Gutenberg
- Project year
- 2023
- Client
- Integra Sources
The challenge
Integra Sources needed to present specialist hardware and software engineering services through a website its team could maintain. The previous Python-based implementation made the publishing model part of the redevelopment challenge. Existing design elements also had to be carried into the new system.
The approach
I worked with OnePix to move the Python-based site to WordPress. I built custom content blocks for service and project pages, carried the visual direction into the new system and connected enquiry forms to the client’s internal CRM.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
Content the team can maintain
I built reusable WordPress blocks so editors could publish technical services and project stories without changing the page code. The migration was a website project. The electronics and software described on these pages are Integra Sources’ own engineering work.
Explaining a complex engagement
An “Explore the project workflow” module makes the sequence of work visible on service pages. A project portfolio adds examples alongside the service descriptions, helping visitors understand both what the company does and how an engagement progresses.
A geographical view the team can update
An information map shows locations associated with the company’s work. Administrators can update its coordinates without changing the interface code. Custom blocks keep this map, project stories and technical service information inside the same publishing workflow.
On a smaller screen
Real phone-sized browser captures from October 2026. They show the current site; content and product details may have changed since delivery.
Public website, October 2026. My work was the website migration and content tools, not the engineering projects shown. The site has evolved since delivery.
Public website, October 2026. My work was the website migration and content tools, not the engineering projects shown. The site has evolved since delivery.
The outcome
WordPress migration with custom editorial components
Editable project map, portfolio and CRM-connected enquiries
Details of Integra Sources, an engineering website rebuilt in WordPress
What changed when the site moved from Python to WordPress?
Editors gained custom components for services and projects, an updateable information map and CRM-connected enquiries, while the existing visual direction was retained.
