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title: "Blog — notes on moving websites into the AI era | Sitejump"
description: "Why we built Sitejump, why companies are leaving WordPress, and how AI changed who maintains the company website."
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# The practical business of running a website

What changes when a business moves from a legacy CMS to an AI-native builder: the control it gains, the work it still owns and how to bring the existing website with it.

## Articles

- [Who gets to change the company website?](https://sitejump.dev/blog/ai-changed-web-development) — AI builders let teams change the website itself, not only the fields someone exposed in a CMS. That creates useful freedom—and a need for clearer review and ownership.
- [Why some firms are taking another look at WordPress](https://sitejump.dev/blog/leaving-wordpress-security) — The question is not whether WordPress still works. It is whether maintaining its plugins, theme, hosting and responsibilities remains the best use of your team’s time.
- [A new website should not mean starting from nothing](https://sitejump.dev/blog/why-we-built-sitejump) — AI builders have made the new website easier to create. The difficult part is knowing what from the old one must survive. That is the problem Sitejump was built to solve.