Capture the published page structure

Use the live mystrikingly.com or custom-domain URL. Start with page scope for a single-page site. For linked public pages, use site scope and inspect the report rather than assuming every page was discovered.

Walk through each section and compare its text, media and navigation with the original. If a section appears only after a click or other script-driven action, verify that behavior in the preview too.

Inspect store, membership and form widgets

A visible widget is not proof that its hosted service moved. Test forms, product actions, account links and membership controls to see whether they still need Strikingly or another provider.

Choose which external services to keep and which to replace. An HTML file alone cannot authenticate a member or manage an order. Connect the intended service and test success and error cases before directing customers to it.

Launch a usable mobile site

Check narrow-screen section spacing, menus, image crops and tap targets. Follow every important link from a phone-sized viewport and confirm that anchors land at the intended content.

Deploy a preview in your own hosting account. Keep the original page available while checking direct page loads, external embeds and submission delivery, then move the custom domain when those checks pass.

Edit, deploy and protect your search URLs

Keep the downloaded HTML, CSS and assets together. Store a copy in your own GitHub repository to track changes; a repository is source storage, so configuring a deployment is a separate step. You can publish static files to your own Cloudflare account or another compatible static host.

For changes through an AI agent, connect it to FNJ MCP and give it the intended site and a specific task. Review the draft and its preview before publishing. Use the agent prompt library for content, links and CMS tasks, and the deployment guide for the next steps.

Keep existing page paths when practical. Map changed URLs to their closest replacements with permanent redirects. Check titles, descriptions, canonical URLs and internal links on the final domain, then submit its sitemap in Search Console. These checks help search engines find the replacement pages; they do not guarantee unchanged rankings.

Google Search Central: moving a site with URL changes

Your Strikingly launch checklist

Use the published Strikingly URL and test section navigation after capture.
Inspect mobile spacing, embedded media and any platform widgets in the preview.
Submit test forms and exercise store or membership actions through their new services.

Does a Strikingly HTML capture keep membership access rules?

No. Public page HTML does not transfer authentication or membership permissions. Keep or implement a membership service before publishing restricted content elsewhere.

Export Strikingly to HTML: sections, widgets and hosting