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Website Redesign Services
A NEW WEBSITETHAT KEEPSWHAT YOU EARNED
We redesign business websites that have stopped earning inquiries, rebuilding the structure, design and content while keeping the pages, rankings and links your current site already earned.
We treat a redesign as a migration with a design project inside it, so nothing your old site earned gets lost on launch day.
A new site without losing the old gains
- 01Redesigned page templates
- 02Redirect map
- 03Content migration
A redesign replaces the structure, visual design, content and code of a website that no longer represents the business or converts its visitors. We audit what the current site does well, plan the new page structure around the journeys that produce inquiries, design and build new templates, migrate the content and redirect every old address to its new home.
It is the right choice when the brand has moved on, when the site is slow or hard to edit, or when traffic arrives and leaves without contacting you. If the foundations are sound, a focused improvement of key pages may be enough, and we will say so. We keep search performance in view from the first sitemap to the launch checklist.
Talk to us about your projectCapabilities, End to End
Worked Out on Screen, Before It Is Built
Four of the things you will see in the design file while the work is under way. Where a card says try it, the drawing responds to clicks.
Page templates
Reusable layouts for services, industries, articles and landing pages.
Redirect coverage
Every old address resolves to its closest new page.
Editable content
Your team updates text, images and pages without a developer.
Measured journeys
Form starts, submissions and bookings are tracked from launch day.
From Kickoff to Launch
We record how the current site performs in search, speed and inquiries, list every address and its traffic, and agree with you which pages must keep their position after the change.
The new sitemap, wireframes and visual direction are produced and reviewed on real content, first for the pages that carry the most traffic and the most valuable inquiry paths.
Templates are built and connected to the content management system, content is migrated and edited, and redirects, metadata and tracking are tested on a private staging address.
We launch at a quiet hour, verify redirects and indexing, compare traffic and inquiries with the benchmark, and fix anything the first days of real visits reveal.
Built for Teams Like Yours
What buyers ask before they start
If yours is not here, ask us directly. The first conversation is free and useful whether or not we work together.
Book a callIt can if addresses change without redirects or if useful content is removed. We list every indexed page before design starts, keep the content that earns traffic, map each old address to a new one and test the redirects on staging. After launch we check indexing and rankings against the benchmark and correct what moves. Some fluctuation in the first days is normal.
Often, yes. If your editors like the current system and it can deliver the speed and flexibility you need, we design and build new templates inside it. If it is the cause of slow pages or constant developer requests, we explain the alternatives and what a move involves, including content migration and training, before you decide.
We combine search data, analytics and a read of every page. Pages with traffic, links or inquiries are kept and improved. Pages that compete with each other for the same topic are merged into one stronger page. Pages nobody visits and nobody needs are retired with a redirect. You approve the list before any content moves.
That depends on your team. We can edit and restructure what you have, write new pages from interviews with your experts, or work from drafts your team supplies. In every case we agree on the page list and the message for each page first, so design and writing progress together instead of one waiting for the other.
After the audit we know how many page types and how much content the project involves, and what must be preserved. The proposal then states the pages, templates, integrations and migration work included, the review points and a clear timeline. Nothing starts until that scope is agreed, and changes later are discussed openly against it.



