Troy Gramling | Website Migration
How we migrated pastor Troy Gramling's WordPress site to a component-driven Webflow build on the Lumos framework—plugin-free and simple for his team to update.
Introduction
Troy Gramling is a pastor and communicator who reaches and grows his audience through his website and online presence.
For years, that presence lived on WordPress—and as the site grew, so did the friction of keeping it current. He brought in CL Creative to migrate everything to Webflow and hand back a site he and his team could actually own.
Challenge
But Troy's WordPress site had become more of a liability than an asset. Every update meant working around plugins, themes, and a backend where even small content changes felt risky and slow.
Keeping the site fresh required technical help, and the structure made it hard to grow without things breaking.
He needed more than a redesign—he needed a platform his team could own.
One that was modern and fast, but more importantly, built so that updating a page or adding a section didn't require a developer or carry the risk of breaking the design.
Troy now has a fully component-driven Webflow site that's effortless to update and easy to grow.
Key Deliverables
Migrated Troy's entire website from WordPress to Webflow, built on the Lumos framework so every section is a reusable, class-driven component the client can manage on their own.
The key wasn't just changing platforms—it was building on a system.
Lumos gave the site a consistent, component-driven structure with a global class system, which is exactly why Troy wanted to migrate in the first place.
Styling stays consistent across the site, new pages assemble from building blocks that already exist, and content updates happen inside guardrails that protect the design.
The result is a foundation that's clean under the hood and approachable on the surface—no plugins to maintain, no theme conflicts, and no fear of touching the site.
Results
Troy now has a modern, fast website he's no longer afraid to update—one built so that adding content or new sections is as simple as reusing components that are already in place.
The days of developer-dependent edits and fragile plugins are gone.
A recap of what was built:
- WordPress to Webflow migration for a faster, more maintainable, developer-independent site
- Lumos framework build for a structured, component-driven foundation that scales
- Reusable, class-driven components for consistent styling and easy page assembly
- Global class system so design stays consistent every time the site is updated
- Plugin-free, maintainable setup for long-term stability and peace of mind
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