I have an old website that now exists only as snapshots on WebArchive. I need it rebuilt so I can work with it just as before—changing text and images whenever I want and adding new pages without touching code. Here is what I know: • CMS unknown. You will have to determine the best platform (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, or another) that lets me modify content easily. • No source files or database—only the archived pages. • Key feature to bring back: straightforward in-dashboard editing of every page section. Creating new pages, updating menus, and managing media should feel just as simple. Scope of work 1. Crawl WebArchive, capture all pages, assets, and links, then recreate the layout pixel-close to the original. 2. Re-implement the site in a modern, open-source CMS. 3. Set up flexible page templates and a visual editor so I can modify content easily and expand the site later. 4. Migrate text, images, internal links, and basic SEO tags picked up from the archive. 5. Deliver installable package plus a brief video or PDF guide showing how to log in, edit content, and add pages. If certain elements in the snapshots are missing or broken, highlight them and suggest suitable replacements. I’m open to your recommendations on plugins, themes, or migration tools that will speed things up without locking me into proprietary software. When you apply, tell me: • Which CMS you prefer for this job and why. • Your approach to harvesting the archived content. • A similar restoration you’ve completed. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right person.