Website redesign services

Signs your website needs a redesign

A redesign is worth it when the site is costing you customers. These are the signs we see most often.

• It takes several seconds to load on mobile data
• Text is tiny or buttons are hard to tap on a phone
• Services, prices or contact details are out of date
• Visitors arrive but enquiries do not
• Nobody on your team can update it
• It no longer matches your brand or the quality of your work

Website redesign without losing SEO

The biggest risk in a redesign is losing the Google rankings the old site earned. Before anything changes, we list every page that receives search traffic or links, decide where each one will live on the new site, and set up permanent redirects from the old URLs. Titles, headings and content that rank are kept or improved, not thrown away. After launch we watch Search Console for errors and fix them quickly.

Our website redesign process

We start with a review of the current site: speed, mobile layout, search traffic, enquiries and what your customers ask on calls. Then we design the new home page and key templates for you to approve, rebuild the site on a test link, move and improve the content, and launch with redirects in place. You can keep the same platform or move, for example from a heavy WordPress theme to a faster custom site.

Redesign or rebuild: keeping the same platform

Sometimes a new theme and cleaner pages are enough. Sometimes the old site is so slow or tangled that a rebuild is cheaper in the long run. We explain the options and their trade-offs in the first call. If you sell online, the redesign also covers product pages, checkout and order emails, tested with real orders before launch.

Time and cost of a redesign

Time depends on how many pages the site has, whether content needs rewriting, and whether the platform changes. Starting prices are on our pricing page, and we send a written quote after reviewing your current site.