Current-site audit, content inventory and identification of URLs that should be preserved.
Website redesign
Old does not always mean disposable. Sometimes it needs a smarter rebuild.
I modernise existing websites when the problem is more than visual: outdated structure, weak mobile UX, poor performance, difficult maintenance or technical limitations.
A redesign starts by identifying what is valuable in the current site and what must not be lost. Design, technology and structure can then change without casually discarding important URLs and content.
Who this is for
- The website is awkward on mobile or visibly outdated.
- The site is slow, difficult to maintain or regularly causes technical problems.
- The platform or technology needs to change without losing important content and URLs.
- The business offer has changed, but the current structure no longer explains it clearly.
What we can build
Website redesign
New information architecture, design and mobile usability improvements.
Content and data migration, redirects and required integrations.
Performance, accessibility and technical SEO checks before the new version launches.
How the work proceeds
Old does not always mean disposable. Sometimes it needs a smarter rebuild.
- 01
We document the current state, important pages, integrations and migration risks.
- 02
We design the new structure and solution while preparing the migration plan.
- 03
Before switching over, we verify URLs, redirects, indexing signals, mobile behaviour and core functionality.
Frequently asked questions
Website redesign
Can a redesign preserve existing Google rankings?
Rankings cannot be guaranteed, but the rebuild can reduce avoidable SEO losses by preserving important URLs, using correct redirects and checking indexing signals.
Does the whole website have to be replaced?
No. If the existing technical foundation is sound, it can be more efficient to rebuild only the structure, design or specific problematic parts.
Can content be migrated from the old site?
Yes. The migration approach depends on the old system, data structure and access to the source data.
Website redesign
Has the current website fallen behind?
Before rebuilding, we first identify what is worth keeping and what genuinely needs to change. That avoids an expensive rebuild for its own sake.
