# Objective

Obtain an accurate map of the current website so that the migration to haih-cms is based on the actual structure rather than assumptions.

## What to do

- Crawl the main public sections and page types.
- Document the navigation structure, section nesting, and recurring templates.
- Identify content types: services, articles, news, case studies, team members, service pages, and other public entities.
- Document forms, entry points, user scenarios, public integrations, and the behavior of key pages.
- Separately compile a list of public URLs, media, and related resources that must be taken into account during migration.
- Note explicitly outdated or duplicate sections, but do not remove them from the plan without a separate decision.

## Result

A public map of the existing website and a list of entities, routes, and scenarios sufficient for designing the new implementation.

## Definition of Done

- Main public sections and page types are listed.
- It is clear which entities and fields need to be migrated.
- Forms, media, navigation, and key user scenarios are documented.
- There is a foundation for subsequent tasks regarding data models, routes, redirects, and testing.

## Constraints

Do not publish internal access credentials, server parameters, private integration data, or commercially sensitive information.

Perform a complete public inventory of the current Ruby website as a starting point for migration.

Inventory of the current Ruby website

## Adjusting Inventory Boundaries

Full reverse engineering of the Ruby application is no longer the goal. The inventory must answer a practical question: which entities, fields, media, URLs, and user scenarios are actually needed for the new website and data migration.

The legacy site is used as a reference and backup. Unused parts of the old code and historical routes are only investigated if they affect data or public functionality that needs to be migrated.

Worklog for task "Inventory of the current Ruby website"

Adjusting Inventory Boundaries

Task: Inventory of the current Ruby website