About the service
A redesign starts with an audit: what works on the site, what gets in the way, where visitors drop off. Next comes a new structure and modern design, moving the content over, and a careful launch that keeps the page addresses in place so you don't lose search rankings.
Who it suits
- Businesses whose site was built 5+ years ago and now loses to competitors
- Companies after a rebrand – the site needs to match the new look
- Anyone with a site that isn't bringing in enquiries
- Owners of sites on outdated website builders that are hard to update
What it solves
- The site looks worse than the level of your services and puts clients off
- Everything breaks on mobile, where most of your traffic comes from
- Updating a text or a price turns into a whole project involving a developer
- You're afraid to touch the site in case it drops in search rankings
What's included
- Audit of the current site
- New structure
- Modern UX/UI
- Content migration
- SEO rankings preserved
- A month of support
How the work goes
- 01
Audit
We review the current site: analytics, structure, weak points.
- 02
Structure
We design the updated pages, keeping what works.
- 03
Design
A new visual style – modern and true to your brand.
- 04
Development
We move the content to a fast, modern platform.
- 05
Launch
We publish while keeping the addresses and search rankings in place.
Timeline: 10–14 days from the approved structure. Price: from $450 – we fix the scope and price after the audit, so you know what you're paying for.
Frequently asked questions
Will we lose our Google rankings after the redesign?
No, if the redesign is done right: we keep the page addresses or set up redirects, and carry over the titles and descriptions. That's part of our work, not an add-on.
Can we update just the design, without changing the structure?
Yes, but we recommend reviewing the audit first: often a few structural changes achieve more than a new button color. The decision is always yours.
Our site is on Tilda / WordPress / a website builder – do you work with that?
Yes. Most often we move the site to a fast, modern platform, but if the goal is updating within the existing one, we'll discuss it at the brief.