https://netguide.jp/zh-tw/tags/migration/Recent content in 遷移 on KaisekukunHugo -- gohugo.iozh-TWKaisekukunhttps://netguide.jp/zh-tw/web/goodbye-wordpress-why-and-how-we-migrated-to-hugo-static-site-generator/Fri, 12 Jun 2026 12:00:00 +0900https://netguide.jp/zh-tw/web/goodbye-wordpress-why-and-how-we-migrated-to-hugo-static-site-generator/<img src="https://netguide.jp/img/thumbnail/wordpress-to-hugo-migration-story-zh-tw.png" alt="Featured image of post Goodbye WordPress: Why and How We Migrated to Hugo Static Site Generator" /><p>We have officially completed the transition of <strong>netguide.jp</strong> from WordPress to <strong>Hugo</strong>, a modern static site generator (SSG).</p> <p>Operating a dynamic CMS like WordPress had become increasingly bottlenecked by page load delays, security updates, and hosting costs. Migrating to a static workflow resolved all of these issues. In this case study, we share our motivation, migration strategy, and the post-migration performance gains.</p> <hr> <h3 id="1-three-reasons-we-left-wordpress">1. Three Reasons We Left WordPress </h3><p>While WordPress remains a highly versatile CMS, its dynamic, database-driven architecture presented critical challenges as our content grew:</p>