Website redesign
Keep what your site has earned. Rebuild the rest.
Your site has history: rankings, links, customers who know where things are. A good redesign keeps all of that and rebuilds what's underperforming: the speed, the clarity, the path to an enquiry.
We redesign and rebuild established websites around speed, clarity and enquiries on Next.js while protecting the search rankings the existing site earned. Every URL is mapped, redirects are handled one to one, and we measure before and after. Fixed, itemised pricing.
First, diagnose the site
Every redesign starts with a diagnosis: speed, mobile experience, next steps and search visibility. You see what already works, the changes worth making and the expected payoff before choosing the scope.
Carry your rankings into the new site
We inventory every page and its search value, keep the URLs that earn traffic and redirect each moved page one to one. The authority your site spent years earning carries into the rebuild.
Rebuilt for speed and enquiries
The new site uses the same modern stack as everything we build (hand-written Next.js, fast on a phone on 4G, accessible by default) and one clear next step per page, so more of your existing traffic becomes enquiries.
Measured before and after
We benchmark the old site (speed, rankings and enquiries) before touching anything, then track the same numbers after launch. You get a concise view of what changed, all in accounts held in your name.
Related guides
Planning the same decision from the buyer's side? These guides go deeper.
- 7 signs you need a website redesignHow to tell a website that needs a redesign from one that needs a smaller fix: seven clear signs, two false alarms, and the value a good redesign should protect.
- Why isn't my website getting leads?Turn more website traffic into enquiries: seven practical checks covering speed, clarity, forms, targeting, trust and measurement.
- WordPress or a custom website?A practical WordPress versus custom-build comparison for 2026, covering editing, dependencies, performance, lead capture, ownership and cost.
Questions, answered
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?+
We protect rankings by mapping every existing page, keeping the URLs that earn traffic and setting one-to-one 301 redirects before the new site goes live.
Do I need a redesign or a new website?+
If your current site has established rankings, links and traffic, a redesign preserves that value. For a site on an outgrown platform with little search visibility, a fresh build can be the cleaner path. The diagnosis comes before the quote.
How much does a website redesign cost?+
Fixed and itemised, like every build: the number we agree is the number you pay. The exact figure depends on the size of the current site and what's being kept versus rebuilt; the diagnosis gives us a clear scope to price.
Can we keep our content and branding?+
Yes. A redesign can preserve the content, branding and pages that work, then improve the structure, speed and design around them.
Ready to be found?
Tell us what you're building. The person who'd do the work replies personally, and your fixed, itemised quote follows once it's scoped.