03 / Design & build
Website redesign services
A website that fits your business today.
Rethink your website’s structure, design and usability, with a plan for moving existing content.
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Start with what needs to change.
For a website that feels dated, makes content hard to find or no longer reflects the business. We review what is useful before deciding what to keep, improve or rebuild.
Understand the existing site
Review the current pages, navigation and important visitor tasks. We identify where the experience becomes unclear, what content still matters and which parts of the website are worth carrying forward.
Rebuild the information hierarchy
A redesign is an opportunity to organise the website around today’s priorities. We rethink page relationships, messages and actions so the updated site presents the business in a clearer way.
Plan a careful transition
Existing content, page addresses and essential features need a place in the new structure. We plan migration and launch checks alongside the design, rather than leaving those decisions until the end.
What we deliver
Keep what works. Give the rest a clearer structure and a fresh direction.
- Website review and priorities
- A review of the pages and key tasks, with a practical list of design, content and usability priorities.
- Updated structure and design
- Reworked navigation and page layouts that express your current business, with a coordinated visual direction across the screens.
- Rebuild and content migration
- Development of the changes and movement of the selected content, with existing features and page relationships reviewed together.
- Launch transition checks
- Checks of page addresses, navigation, forms and mobile layouts, followed by a walkthrough of the updated website setup.
The existing platform, content volume, access and retained features determine the migration scope. Search-related changes are reviewed, but rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Before we begin.
A few practical details before we start.
Does a redesign mean rebuilding everything?
Not necessarily. We first review the existing structure, design and technical setup. Some projects need a focused refresh; others benefit from a wider rebuild. The proposed scope should follow the actual issues we find.
Can we keep our current branding?
Yes. We can work with your existing logo, colours and brand materials, then improve how they are applied to the website. A separate brand identity project is not required for a website redesign.
What happens to existing content and page addresses?
We review which content should move, be combined or be rewritten, and map the agreed page changes. This helps plan a deliberate transition, including relevant redirects and search checks where they belong in the scope.
Can the current website stay online during the work?
That is normally planned around a separate development or staging setup, subject to your existing hosting and access. We agree how previews, reviews and the final changeover will work before development begins.
Show us the website you want to improve.
Send your current website and a few notes about what feels wrong, what has changed and what you want it to do next.