Website redesign.

Website redesign for businesses that have outgrown their site. When a website no longer fits the business, a new coat of paint isn’t enough. A redesign rethinks the look, the structure and the build, and it keeps the search rankings you’ve already earned.

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Signs it’s time for a redesign.

The site looks older than the business. It’s slow, or awkward on a phone. Visitors can’t find what they came for. Updating a page feels risky. Or the brand has changed and the website hasn’t.

Any one of these is a reason. Most sites have several.

  • Looks older than the business
  • Slow, or awkward on a phone
  • Visitors can’t find things
  • Updating feels risky
  • The brand moved on

Most sites have several.

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Keep what works.

A redesign doesn’t start by throwing everything away. The current site is studied first: which pages bring visitors, which ones they actually use, which content ranks and which links point in from other sites.

Whatever is working stays, and everything else is fair game.

Example
  • /services/Brings visitors
  • /about-us/Ranks
  • /old-promo-2019/No visits
  • /contact/Used daily
  • /gallery-2/Duplicate

Example audit. Keep what works.

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Your SEO rankings, protected.

The biggest risk in any website redesign is losing search traffic. Every old address is redirected to its new one, so old links still work and search engines pass your rankings on to the new pages.

The titles, descriptions and content that already rank are carried over, not lost in the move.

Example
  • /services.html→/services/301
  • /about-us.php→/about/301
  • /blog?id=12→/blog/new-post/301
  • /contact-us/→/contact/301

Every old address redirected.

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A new look.

New type, new color, new motion and a first screen that makes people look twice. The site finally looks like the business it represents today, not the one it was when the old site went up. See website design.

Liqa
Korayem Dental
WordReward
Northeast Medical
Designed by a Dentist
Korayem Legal
Tallah Dental
Goodzy

Same box → their own look

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A clearer path.

Pages and menus are reorganised around what visitors actually come for. Fewer dead ends, fewer clicks and a clear next step on every page.

Before
  • Home
  • About us
  • Our history
  • Services
  • Gallery
  • News
  • Downloads
  • Links
  • FAQ
  • Contact
→
After
  • Services
  • Work
  • About
  • Contact

Example. Fewer dead ends.

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Rebuilt clean.

Custom code replaces whatever the old site ran on. Faster pages, smoother motion and nothing you’re stuck maintaining. See website development.

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See the difference.
Every case study on this site shows a finished website, taken apart: the first screen, the navigation, the type, the color and the structure. That’s the level of detail a redesign gets.

            
LiqaTallah DentalWordRewardGoodzy

          

        

      

      

        
FAQ
Questions, answered.

        

          
Will a website redesign hurt my SEO?
Not if it’s done properly. Old pages are redirected to their new addresses, and the content and metadata that rank are carried over, so your search results move with the site.

          
How much does a website redesign cost?
It depends on the size of the site, the features and how much content is moving. Email a few lines about your current site to [email protected] and you’ll get a clear quote.

          
Can you keep my content?
Yes. Content that works is kept and moved into the new design, and content that doesn’t is rewritten or removed with you.

          
Can you redesign an online store?
Yes. See e-commerce website design.

          
Do I need a redesign or just a refresh?
If the problems are colors and photos, a refresh may be enough. If visitors can’t find things, the site is slow, or it doesn’t work well on phones, it needs a redesign.

        

      

      

        
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