A new design for the site, without losing what already works
An outdated site turns away the customers Google has already brought you. In a redesign we keep the domain, the addresses and the content that brings you traffic — and change the look, the mobile version, the speed and the structure. The old site keeps working until the new one is ready.
- A free audit of your current site
- A demo within 24 hours, no deposit
- 301 redirects and the URLs kept
Sample concept: drag the line — the same content, before and after a redesign.
Does your site need a redesign?
Tick the signs that apply to your site. The answer is honest, not a sales pitch — sometimes a refresh is enough.
What is kept and what changes
Your site has value built up over years — history in Google, copy that works, reviews. A redesign protects that and changes only what is holding you back.
We keep
The value you have built over the years.
- The domain and the page addresses — the working URLs stay; the ones that change get a 301 redirect.
- The copy that ranks — a page Google already shows is not rewritten for the sake of it.
- The content — photos, articles, galleries and data are migrated; nothing is lost.
- The Google Business profile and the reviews — the link between the site and the profile stays intact.
- The site being up — the old site takes visitors right up to the moment of the switch.
We change
What is costing you customers today.
- The design and the first impression — a look that matches the level your business is at now.
- The mobile version — most of your visitors are on a phone; the site is built for them first.
- The speed — optimised images and clean code; a slow site loses people before it has loaded.
- The structure and the navigation — the visitor finds the service, the price and the phone number in seconds.
- The route to an enquiry — clear call buttons and a form on every page, not only on "Contact".
- Being able to run it — a panel where you change prices, text and photos yourself.
A redesign without losing SEO
The most expensive mistake in a redesign is not a design one but a technical one: addresses changed without redirects, pages deleted that were ranking, titles and metadata lost. Google loses the thread — and the traffic falls.
So the SEO part is not an afterthought at the end; it is the frame the whole redesign is built inside. Here is what it covers on every project.
- An audit of what worksBefore we touch anything, we look at Search Console and Analytics: which pages bring you traffic, for which searches, which copy ranks.
- A map of the addressesEvery old URL gets a fate: it stays the same, or it points with a 301 redirect to its new equivalent. No working page disappears into a 404.
- Carrying the signals overTitles, meta descriptions, internal links and schema markup are carried over and improved — not written from scratch blindly.
- Building on a test addressThe new site is built separately, hidden from Google, and checked on a phone and a desktop. The old site carries on undisturbed.
- The switch and watching after itWe launch the new site, submit the sitemap in Search Console and watch indexing and traffic afterwards, so we can react at once to anything odd.
From the outdated site to the new look
Six steps. The first payment comes after you have seen the demo and approved the direction — the demo is free and needs no deposit — you pay only after you approve the direction.
- A conversation and an auditWe look at the current site: what works, what loses customers, what you want to be able to change yourself.free of charge
- A free demoA design of the home page with your content, logo and colours — you see the "after" before you decide.within 24 hours
- Approval and a planWe agree the scope, the pages and the map of the addresses. Only then is there a first payment.50% at the start of the project
- The buildThe new site is built on a test address — design, mobile version, speed, content. The old one keeps working.7–14 working days
- Migration and 301sWe carry the content over, switch on the redirects and test every page and every form.before going live
- Launch and checksWe switch to your domain, submit the sitemap and watch Search Console afterwards.minutes, not days
How much does a redesign cost?
A redesign is carried out as a new site inside our packages — the audit of the old site and the demo are free, and the migration and the redirects are part of the work, not an extra.
Starter Website
For a small business that needs a professional online presence and its first enquiries. Includes shared hosting for 1 year.
- Pages – up to 5
- A bespoke design, not a template
- Mobile version for phone, tablet and desktop
- Admin panel — edit it yourself
- Content migration and 301 redirects
Business Website
For a business with several services that wants an English version, online booking and to be found locally. Includes shared hosting and a domain for 1 year.
- Up to 10 unique pages
- A CMS panel — you change text, prices and photos yourself
- Shared hosting and a domain for 1 year
- A Google Business profile + Search Console
- Content migration and 301 redirects
Payment: 50% at the start of the project and 50% on delivery of the finished website. We work until you fully approve it, with no limit on revisions. If your current site has an online store, the redesign is carried out in the Online Store package, from €1199. The full lists are on the pricing page.
The standard every project finishes at
We do not publish "before" versions of other people's sites without permission — but you can see what the websites we build look like. That is the standard for a redesign too.
What our clients say
Real reviews from real projects — two of the authors own websites from the portfolio above.
Questions about a website redesign
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