Website Redesign
We review your current website and tell you what should stay, be fixed or be rebuilt. If a small fix solves the problem, we say so before proposing a bigger project.
We review first, then propose
We have worked with many websites that were already live: some needed to be rebuilt entirely, others only needed targeted fixes. That is why a redesign starts with a review of what you already have: the content, how easy it is to find information and how simple it is for your team to keep it up to date.
Based on that review, we tell you what is worth keeping, what to fix and what to rebuild. If a fix solves the problem, we say so instead of recommending a bigger project. We do not modify the site until you approve the scope, cost and order of the work.
Content
We identify which pages are still useful, which need adjustments and which information no longer reflects your business.
Navigation
We review how easy it is to find products, services, contact details and the site’s main actions.
Administration
We consider how your team works, so keeping the site updated does not become a daily struggle.
Your current site does not change without your approval
The proposal separates what stays, what gets fixed and what gets rebuilt, with defined review stages. The site that is live today keeps running while we prepare the new version, which is published only once you approve it.
- A review of your current site before quoting.
- A change list separated into keep, fix and rebuild.
- The redesign’s cost and schedule in writing.
- The new version published only with your approval.
Related services
After launch, we can continue with website maintenance. For a new project, explore website development.
Questions about this service
How do you determine whether I need a full redesign?
We first review content, navigation, technology and administration. If a focused fix solves the problem, we explain that before proposing a larger project.
Will my current website remain online?
When the platform allows it, we prepare the new version without replacing the live site and publish only after approval.
Can existing content be retained?
Yes. The proposal separates what stays, what needs correction and what must be produced again.
How do you protect existing URLs and search visibility?
We review the current structure and plan necessary URL changes. When a URL changes, we define its redirect before publication.
Have a project in mind?
Get in touch.
With that information, we can prepare an initial response and explain what we need to review before quoting the project.
