Looks dated
The site no longer reflects the quality of the business behind it.
Build · Website Redesign
Modernize the site without losing the rankings you’ve earned.
A redesign should improve how your business looks, loads and converts — and it must not wipe out years of search visibility. We plan redesigns around both.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Traffic drop risk
Redesigns that change URLs without redirects lose rankings overnight.
Patchwork pages
Years of additions have left an inconsistent, confusing structure.
What’s included
How we solve it.
Every engagement is scoped in a written, fixed-price proposal. Typical deliverables:
- 01
Content and analytics audit of the current site
- 02
URL mapping and a complete 301 redirect plan
- 03
New information architecture and conversion paths
- 04
Fresh visual design and component library
- 05
Pre- and post-launch SEO checks in Search Console
- 06
Launch monitoring for crawl errors and traffic changes
The outcome
What you get out of it.
Rankings protected
Every valuable URL mapped and redirected.
Clearer structure
Visitors find services in fewer clicks.
Modern standards
Accessibility, speed and mobile UX brought up to date.
Tools & platforms we use
- Google Search Console
- GA4
- Screaming Frog
- WordPress
- Next.js
- Figma
Case study
Cornerstone Buildings
A legacy 3D builder rebuilt as a modern React application across four regional storefronts, with zero storefront downtime.
Read the case studyOur old .NET builder was the thing customers complained about most. The team rebuilt it in React without us losing a day of trading in any region, and it’s just fast now — 1.2 seconds and it’s ready to go.
Head of Digital, Cornerstone Buildings
FAQ
Website Redesign FAQs
Straight answers. If yours isn’t here, ask us on a call.
Will a redesign hurt our SEO?
It can if URLs and content change carelessly. We map every URL that earns traffic or links, set up 301 redirects, and keep the content that ranks. Then we monitor Search Console after launch.
Can we keep our current CMS?
Yes, if it’s serving you well. We’ll recommend switching only if the platform is the problem.
How long does a redesign take?
Typically four to ten weeks depending on page count, content and integrations. You’ll get a dated plan in the proposal.
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Next step
Tell us what you’re trying to fix.
Thirty minutes, no obligation, no sales script. We’ll tell you what we’d do first — even if it’s not something we’d charge for.
Book a free strategy call
- Fixed-price proposal in writing
- One named lead engineer
- You own the code and accounts