WordPress · Reconstruction

Augustino Brothers

Archived Website Rebuild

Reconstructed a responsive WordPress website from incomplete historical captures, rebuilding the missing structure and interpreting mobile behavior without a supplied responsive design.

Role
Frontend developer
Focus
Visual reconstruction · Responsive interpretation · WPBakery
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01 · Overview

Rebuild what survived.

Augustino Brothers needed a new WordPress implementation of a website that was no longer available as a complete working source. I used archived screenshots and historical references to recover its visual direction, page structure, and repeated design patterns within the agency’s custom WordPress theme.

02 · The challenge

Infer what was missing.

The archived material showed fixed moments rather than a complete design system. It did not provide reusable code, responsive specifications, or dependable references for every internal page. I had to determine how the original layouts were structured and how they should adapt at screen sizes that had never been designed.

03 · What I built

Turn evidence into structure.

I rebuilt the homepage and internal pages in WPBakery, recreated service sections, forms, testimonials, FAQs, navigation, and footer content, and established responsive behavior across the site. Where references were incomplete, I extended the existing visual language rather than inventing an unrelated replacement.

04 · Result

A lost site, made usable again.

The completed build preserved the recognizable identity of the original website while giving it a functional WordPress structure and a fully reinterpreted mobile experience. The project demonstrates visual reverse engineering, responsive judgment, and the ability to build confidently from imperfect evidence.