Redesign your website without throwing away your Google rankings

• It looks dated next to your competitors, and you're slightly embarrassed to send people to it.
• It's hard to use on a phone: tiny text, buttons too close together, menus that don't work.
• Visitors arrive but don't call, book or fill in the form.
• It's slow, and Google's PageSpeed test agrees.
• Your services, prices or team have changed, but the site hasn't kept up.
• Every small edit needs a developer, or a plugin breaks every time you update.

If two or more sound familiar, a redesign will probably pay for itself. If it's only one, a smaller fix may be enough, and we'll tell you so.

The most common redesign failure isn't ugly design. It's lost rankings. A new site launches with new page addresses, old pages vanish without redirects, content that ranked gets "simplified" away, and Google traffic drops off a cliff.

Our redesign process is built around preventing that.

1. 1

   Choose a package and pay online.

2. 2

   Send your brief and website access.

   Include what you like, what you don't and your goals.

3. 3

   Audit and plan.

   We crawl the site, review what ranks and send you the page and redirect plan.

4. 4

   Design.

   You approve the homepage and a key inner page.

5. 5

   Build on staging,

   hidden from Google, while your current site stays live.

6. 6

   Review and revise

   within your rounds.

7. 7

   Launch and monitor,

   with the launch checklist completed and 30 days of monitoring on Standard and Premium.

• Admin access to your current website and hosting
• Access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics, if set up (or we'll set them up first)
• Your brand assets, plus any new photos or content
• Notes on what's changed in your business since the current site was built

Hosting and domain fees, new paid plugins or themes (we'll ask first), ecommerce rebuilds (see Shopify Store Redesign) and ongoing SEO work.