Wix to React

Overview

Wix is a closed no-code platform with no source-code export — you cannot download the components, so "converting to React" means recreating the site, not transpiling it. This skill covers the realistic path: inventory the live site, extract its content, design tokens, and assets, scaffold a React/Next.js app, rebuild each page as components, and migrate dynamic features.

There are two end states — choose one up front:

• Full migration — leave Wix entirely. Content moves to a new CMS (Sanity, Contentful, MDX), commerce to a new backend (Shopify, Medusa), forms to your own handler. No Wix subscription.
• Headless — keep Wix as the data backend (CMS collections, Stores, Bookings stay in Wix) and build only the React frontend with @wix/sdk. Less migration work, keeps the Wix dashboard for non-technical editors.

Recommend Next.js over plain React: Wix sites are server-rendered and SEO-indexed, so SSG/SSR is needed to preserve rankings.

Instructions

1. Inventory the Wix site

Determine scope before touching code: