Website Redesign
If you want to redo your website, let's do it while keeping your place on Google.
Your site was built a few years ago; now it loads slowly, breaks on phones or doesn't reflect your brand. You want to redo it but hesitate: "will I lose my position on Google?" The right question. We do redesigns by solving exactly that worry: old pages are redirected, content value is preserved, speed and mobile experience are rebuilt from scratch.
Is It Time?
8 signs your site needs a redesign.
If you have more than three of them, a redesign is no longer a preference but a need.
Takes longer than 3 seconds to load
Half of visitors leave within 3 seconds. A slow site loses both customers and Google ranking.
Breaks on phones
Text unreadable without zooming, overlapping menus, buttons you can't tap. Most traffic comes from mobile.
"Not secure" warning
Without SSL the browser warns the visitor. The fastest way to lose trust.
Content can't be updated
If you have to call someone even to change a phone number, your site has no panel or an unusable one.
Not found on Google
If you struggle to show up even for your company name, the technical SEO foundation is missing. A redesign is the shortest way to fix it.
The form doesn't work
Incoming requests land in the spam folder or never arrive. You never know how many customers you've missed.
The design doesn't reflect the brand
The logo, colors or products changed but the site is stuck in 2018. Next to your competitors you look outdated.
Ad traffic doesn't convert
If visitors coming from Google or Instagram ads leave without doing anything, the problem isn't the ad, it's the site.
Free pre-analysis
Send the site address; we'll check speed, mobile compatibility and basic SEO status and share a short report with the quote.
SEO Protection
What do we protect during a redesign?
The only reason redesigned sites drop on Google is an unplanned migration. Our migration plan includes these steps:
- An inventory of all URLs on the current site and the pages ranking on Google
- A 301 permanent redirect from every old address to the new one
- Migrating the titles, descriptions and content that bring traffic, preserved
- A new sitemap and a migration notice through Search Console
- Uninterrupted continuation of the Analytics history
- Broken link and ranking tracking after launch
Which Scope?
A light touch or a redesign?
Not every redesign means a new site from scratch. After reviewing your current site we recommend the most sensible scope.
| Technical improvement | Redesign | New site from scratch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| When it makes sense | The design is fine, but slow or has SSL/mobile problems | The design has aged, content and structure are largely usable | Content, structure and foundation are entirely inadequate; the brand has changed |
| Scope | Speed, SSL, mobile fixes, form repair, basic SEO | New interface, edited migration of existing content, panel, SEO migration | New architecture, new content, new design, all integrations |
| Duration | 3–7 days | 2–3 weeks | 3–4 weeks |
| Google impact | Quickly positive | Preserved with redirects, then rises | A planned migration is essential |
Process
How does a redesign go?
Current site analysis
Speed, mobile compatibility, SEO status, pages that bring traffic and technical problems. A quote with a short report.
Migration plan
Which content stays, which is renewed, URL mapping and the redirect map.
Design & development
New interface, panel and content migration. The old site stays live without interruption meanwhile.
Redirects & launch
301s active, sitemap submitted, Search Console notified. Ranking tracking in the first weeks.
Free Pre-Analysis
Write your site address and we'll send the analysis and quote together.
Add your current site address in the message. Within 24 hours we'll come back with a summary of speed, mobile and SEO status and a written quote.
During working hours we usually reply within minutes.
Reach us for an in-person or online meeting; let's lay your project on the table together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What people wonder before a website redesign.
Will our Google ranking drop if we redo the site?
If done right, no; it often rises. We redirect the old URLs to the new pages with 301s, preserve the heading and content structure and track the transition through Search Console. Since speed and mobile compatibility improve, rankings are usually affected positively.
Can we use our existing domain and hosting?
Yes. The domain doesn't change; if the hosting is adequate it stays, otherwise we recommend moving to a faster server. In both cases we plan the move without downtime.
What happens to the content and blog posts on the old site?
Valuable content is moved to the new structure; outdated content is edited or removed. A redirect is set up for each moved page so old links don't break.
How long does a website redesign take?
Because the content and structure already exist, it's usually faster than a from-scratch project: a typical corporate site redesign takes 2–3 weeks. As the scope grows (multilingual, e-commerce), the time is clarified in the quote.
How are website redesign prices determined?
The number of pages, how much the design will change, the amount of content to migrate and extra features set the price. After reviewing your current site we send an itemized written quote within 24 hours.
Our previous agency won't give access to the site files or the domain, what can we do?
First we check in whose name the domain is registered; if it's yours we help with the transfer. If there's no access to the files, no problem: we analyze the current site from the outside, migrate the content to the new structure and set the redirects on the new side.
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