Website Redesign
Your website is telling people something. Is it true?
Most redesign inquiries start the same way: 'our website is embarrassing and we avoid sending people to it.' That instinct is usually right. An outdated website quietly undercuts every ad, every referral and every sales conversation you have. But a redesign done as a coat of paint wastes the opportunity. I approach redesign as re-engineering. Keep what works, including your rankings and the content that converts. Fix what doesn't: speed, mobile experience, information architecture, trust signals. And migrate carefully, so years of Google equity aren't destroyed on launch day. That mistake is the most common and most expensive one in redesigns.
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Who this is for
Businesses whose websites are three or more years old, slow on mobile, invisible on Google, or simply no longer representative of how good the business actually is.
Scope
What's included.
Approach
How I build this.
Measure before touching anything
Current traffic, rankings, converting pages and drop-off points get documented first. A redesign that ignores this data routinely deletes the exact pages that were quietly earning money.
Protect the SEO you already own
Every existing URL is mapped to its new home with proper redirects, metadata is carried over and improved, and search engines are told exactly what moved where. Rankings should climb after a redesign, not crater.
Rebuild the engine, not just the paint
The visible design is half the job. The other half is the rebuild underneath: modern rendering, image optimization and clean semantic structure that makes the new site dramatically faster than the old one.
FAQ
Common questions.
Done carelessly, yes, badly. It is the most common redesign disaster. Done properly, with URL mapping, redirects and improved page structure, rankings usually improve within weeks. Migration safety is a core deliverable of every redesign I take on.
Absolutely. That is the point of auditing first. Content that ranks and converts is preserved and improved rather than replaced for the sake of novelty.
Most business site redesigns take 3 to 6 weeks including the audit, design, rebuild and SEO-safe migration. Larger platforms are scoped individually with a fixed quote.
Related Services
Also worth knowing.
Worth reading on this
- Custom Website vs WordPress vs Wix: Which Fits Your Business?Page builders are not evil, and custom is not always right. A practical guide to choosing between Wix, WordPress and a custom-built website for your business.
- The Technical SEO Checklist Every Business Website Needs (2026)Nine checks that decide whether Google can find, read and rank your pages: indexing, rendering, titles, headings, internal links, canonicals, schema, speed and HTTPS.
- How Long Does It Take to Build a Business Website?A realistic timeline for a professional business website, what actually causes delays, and why the slowest part is usually not the code.
Final note
Discuss your website redesign project.
A discovery call gives you an honest scope and a fixed quote. And a clear 'this isn't worth building' if that's the truth.
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