Archive Site Cloning & PayPal Cart
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
My former e-commerce site only survives on the Wayback Machine. I need it revived as a clean, lightweight set of static HTML pages that I can upload anywhere.
What matters most is that every word of copy and every image you see in the archive makes it across intact. The exact old layout is less critical; I’m happy with a fresh, responsive structure as long as the pages feel familiar and all content is present.
After the pages are rebuilt, wire in a basic PayPal shopping cart—standard “Add to Cart” and “Checkout” buttons for each product are all I need. No discount codes, no multi-currency support, just reliable PayPal integration that works on desktop and mobile.
Deliverables
• Fully functional static HTML/CSS/JS site with all archived text and images
• PayPal buttons integrated and tested on each product page
• A single zipped package of the site plus any asset folders
• Short deployment/read-me so I can drop it straight onto my host
If you’ve migrated archive sites before and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.
What matters most is that every word of copy and every image you see in the archive makes it across intact. The exact old layout is less critical; I’m happy with a fresh, responsive structure as long as the pages feel familiar and all content is present.
After the pages are rebuilt, wire in a basic PayPal shopping cart—standard “Add to Cart” and “Checkout” buttons for each product are all I need. No discount codes, no multi-currency support, just reliable PayPal integration that works on desktop and mobile.
Deliverables
• Fully functional static HTML/CSS/JS site with all archived text and images
• PayPal buttons integrated and tested on each product page
• A single zipped package of the site plus any asset folders
• Short deployment/read-me so I can drop it straight onto my host
If you’ve migrated archive sites before and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.
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