A redesign that keeps what's working, fixes what isn't, and rebuilds the rest from scratch. Modern, fast, and built to convert visitors in 2026.
Every day your old website is live, it's doing quiet damage. Slow load times, a design that looks dated, content that no longer reflects what you do, and a mobile layout that frustrates visitors. Each of these is a reason for a potential customer to leave and choose someone else.
A redesign isn't starting over. It's taking a business that has grown and building it a site that matches where it is now, designed to convert, built to last, and structured to rank.
Let's Talk RedesignThe web has changed dramatically. A site that felt modern years ago now signals to customers that your business hasn't kept up. First impressions are made in milliseconds and design is the first thing visitors judge.
Sites built years ago carry the weight of outdated plugins, uncompressed images, and legacy code. They fail Core Web Vitals checks and lose Google rankings because of it every day.
Older sites were built desktop-first and retrofitted for mobile. The result works on a phone but doesn't feel designed for it. More than 60% of your visitors are on mobile devices.
Outdated CMSs, missing login credentials, or a site built by someone unavailable leave you unable to make the simplest changes. A redesign fixes that permanently.
An old site with slow speeds, missing meta data, no schema, and weak content won't rank in a competitive market. Competitors with newer, faster sites are outranking you right now.
Services change, prices change, the business evolves. A site built years ago still describing an old version of your business undermines trust the moment a visitor lands on it.
A good redesign doesn't throw everything out. It starts with an audit of your current site, identifies what's working, migrates what's worth keeping, and redesigns everything else from scratch around one goal: a site that makes visitors want to contact you.
Before anything is rebuilt, your existing site is reviewed for SEO value, traffic data, and content worth preserving. Nothing good gets discarded.
A completely new design built around your business, your brand, and your customers today. Not a refreshed version of a generic theme.
All existing rankings are protected. URLs are mapped, redirects are set, and on-page SEO is improved in the new build rather than reset to zero.
Clean, fast code. Optimized images. Core Web Vitals green. A site that loads in under 2 seconds on every device.
Existing approved content migrated. Outdated pages updated. New pages written where needed to reflect where your business is today.
What your redesign includes
A full review of your current site's performance, SEO, content, and structure before a single pixel of new design is created.
Built from scratch around your current brand. A site that looks like 2026, not like it was last updated years ago.
Redesigned starting with phones and scaling up to desktop. Works the way your customers actually browse.
Compressed images, clean code, and proper caching. Core Web Vitals green across the board.
All existing rankings protected with proper redirects and meta data migration. On-page SEO improved in every page of the new build.
30 to 90 days of post-launch support so any issues get fixed fast. Monthly care plans available after that.
Website redesign projects start at a flat rate based on the size and complexity of your current site. Most small business redesigns fall between $1,500 and $4,000. A free consultation gives you an exact quote with no obligation.
Handled correctly, a redesign should maintain or improve your rankings. This means preserving existing URLs where possible, setting up proper 301 redirects for any changed URLs, and migrating all existing SEO data before switching the new site live.
Yes. Approved content is migrated to the new design. Copy that needs updating can be refreshed as part of the project, or you can supply new content before launch.
Most redesigns are completed in 3 to 6 weeks from the start of design work. The timeline depends on the number of pages, how quickly content is approved, and whether new photography or copywriting is needed.
No. A redesign starts with understanding what is working on your current site and what is not. Good content, strong pages, and existing SEO value are preserved and built on rather than thrown out.
Free site audit included in every consultation. I'll show you exactly what needs to change and what a redesign would cost.