Website Redesign Services

Redesign without losing what already works

The biggest risk in a website redesign isn't the visual design — it's losing search rankings and traffic that took years to build because URLs changed or content got dropped without a migration plan. We treat redesign as an SEO project as much as a design project.

What's included

• Full audit of your current site: design, content gaps, page speed and existing search rankings
• URL mapping and 301 redirects from every old page to its new equivalent
• Modern, mobile-first redesign aligned to your current brand
• Content refresh — rewritten or restructured where the old copy was thin or outdated
• Core Web Vitals and mobile-usability fixes, which directly affect Google rankings
• Post-launch monitoring to confirm rankings and traffic hold or improve

Our redesign process

We start by cataloguing every existing URL and its current search performance, so nothing valuable gets lost in the rebuild. The new design is then built against that map — every important old page gets a proper new home and a redirect, not a broken link.

Who this is for

Businesses with an existing site that looks dated, loads slowly, or simply isn't converting anymore — but that already has search rankings or traffic worth protecting through the transition.

What's Included

• Audit of current design, content and SEO performance
• Migration plan that preserves your search rankings
• 301 redirects mapped for every existing URL
• Speed and mobile-usability fixes built in
• Content refresh alongside the visual redesign
• Before/after performance comparison after launch

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I lose my Google rankings if I redesign my site?

Not if it's done properly. We map every existing URL to its new location and set up 301 redirects so search engines carry your existing ranking signals across, and we monitor rankings after launch to confirm they hold.

Do you keep our existing content or rewrite it?

Both, depending on the page — strong existing content is kept and restyled, thin or outdated content gets rewritten as part of the redesign.

How long does a redesign take?

Typically 3-6 weeks depending on site size, starting with the audit and URL map before any new design work begins.