Website Redesign
If your current site feels dated, loads slowly or simply isn't converting the way it should, we rebuild it properly — auditing what's actually underperforming, keeping the content and structure that already works, and rebuilding the design and technical foundation underneath on a modern, faster stack. You get a measurable before-and-after, not just a fresh coat of paint. A redesign typically takes 3-6 weeks, depending on the size of the existing site and how much content needs migrating.
What's included
- Full design, UX and technical audit of the current site
- Modern rebuild on a faster, more maintainable stack
- Content, SEO rankings and backlink migration
- Before/after performance and conversion comparison
- Preserved URLs where it matters for SEO continuity
- Phased rollout option to limit business disruption
Full audit
We review design, UX, technical performance and SEO rankings on the current site to identify exactly what's underperforming before touching anything.
Keep what works
Content, structure and rankings that are already performing are preserved deliberately — a redesign shouldn't mean starting from zero.
Rebuild on modern stack
Design and technical foundation are rebuilt on faster, more maintainable infrastructure, with URLs preserved where SEO continuity matters.
Before/after comparison
We measure performance and conversion metrics after launch against the pre-redesign baseline, so the improvement is measurable, not just a feeling.
Not if it's done correctly — we preserve URLs where it matters and migrate content and backlink equity deliberately. We wrote a full guide on not losing SEO rankings during a redesign.
No — a phased rollout is available if you want to limit disruption, redesigning section by section instead of a single big cutover.
The audit identifies what's actually working — specific pages, content, rankings — and we carry that forward rather than discarding it just because the design is changing.
A redesign specifically starts from an audit of your existing site's strengths and weaknesses, versus website creation which starts from a blank page — the process and pricing reflect that.
No — that's exactly what the phased rollout option is for: the old site stays live until the new version is fully ready and tested, so the switch happens invisibly.
Have a project in mind? Let's talk.
Tell us where you want to go — we'll design the fastest route there.