Stop Losing Customers to an Outdated Website.
Exactly what's included.
A full redesign, grounded in what's already working for you and rebuilt around conversion. It's the right fit once you already have traffic and rankings worth protecting, not starting from a blank domain.
Strategic Wireframing
Layouts engineered specifically for user psychology and lead generation.
Mobile-First Optimization
Flawless performance on the devices your customers actually use.
SEO Migration
Careful handling of your current site structure so you don't lose your existing Google rankings.
Modern, Trust-Building UI
Clean aesthetics that position you as the premium authority in your space.
Content restructure & copywriting
Clearer messaging that speaks to your customer's problem, not just your services.
Launch support & QA
Cross-browser and cross-device testing before and after go-live.
The process, step by step.
We redesign around what's already working — not a blank slate. Here's how a typical 4–6 week redesign runs.
Timelines below assume prompt feedback on your end — they can run longer if approvals or content are delayed on the client side.
Discovery & audit
Week 1
We review your analytics, existing content, and current rankings to identify what to keep, what to cut, and what's actively costing you conversions.
Design system
Weeks 1–2
Wireframes and visual design built around conversion psychology, then refined with you until the direction is locked before any development starts.
Build & SEO migration
Weeks 2–4
Development on the new design, with careful 301-redirect mapping and metadata migration so your existing Google rankings transfer instead of resetting to zero.
Launch & QA
Weeks 4–6
Cross-browser and cross-device testing, a staged rollout, and post-launch monitoring to catch anything before it affects real visitors.
What this costs.
The tier below is the closest match for this service. Every engagement is scoped to your site before a final number is confirmed — the range reflects real project variance, not padding.
Growth Build
Best for: New sites or redesigns
- Strategy
- Design
- Development
- Launch
Comparing options? See the full pricing breakdown.
Proof, not promises.
A sample of recent projects where this exact type of work moved a real, measurable number — not just a redesign nobody can quantify.
Perception is reality — until you fix it.
Your website is your digital storefront. If it looks dated, is hard to navigate, or takes too long to load, prospects will instantly bounce to your competitors. A strategic redesign bridges the gap between your company's true expertise and how the world perceives it — we don't just make it look prettier, we make it work harder.
The biggest risk in any redesign isn't the new design — it's losing the SEO equity the old site already built up. That's why migration is treated as its own step, not an afterthought: every ranking page gets mapped to its new URL before launch, not patched after traffic drops.
Most redesign briefs start from what's uncomfortable to admit out loud: the site was fine three years ago, it isn't now, and everyone on the team already knows it. That's a normal starting point — the goal isn't to assign blame for how the site got here, it's to make sure the next version doesn't need replacing again in eighteen months.
This is the right service if your traffic and rankings are fine but the site itself is holding conversion back. If traffic is the actual problem — the site barely gets found at all — a Website Audit first will confirm whether a redesign is even the fix, rather than assuming it.
Questions, answered.
Not if it's handled properly, which is why SEO migration is its own dedicated step in the process, not an afterthought. Every existing URL gets mapped to its new location with proper 301 redirects, and metadata is carried over deliberately — rankings transfer instead of resetting.
A typical redesign runs 4 to 8 weeks depending on the number of pages and how quickly we receive feedback and assets from your side. We share a week-by-week timeline before work starts so there are no surprises, and flag early if scope changes mid-project would push that date.
No — the first step is auditing what's already working so we keep it. A redesign restructures and clarifies your messaging around what actually converts; it doesn't throw out content that's already earning you rankings or trust, and any page performing well stays close to its original structure by default.
Yes. The new site is built and tested in a staging environment, so your current site keeps running for visitors and search engines right up until launch day, when we switch over with a planned, monitored rollout and a rollback plan in case anything needs to revert.
That's a reasonable scope, and it's common — some redesigns cover the full site, others focus on the homepage and top landing pages that get the most traffic while the rest carries over as-is. We'll recommend a scope based on what the discovery audit actually finds, not a fixed package.
Access to your current analytics and CMS, any brand guidelines or past design files you have, and a short kickoff call to walk through goals and priorities. If you don't have formal brand guidelines, that's fine — we'll work from what's already live on the site.
Yes — a full custom redesign isn't the only option. Our Launch Sprint is a fixed-price, fixed-scope small business website design package, built for businesses that want a defined cost and a 10-day timeline rather than an open-ended project.
Stop letting a bad website ruin a good first impression.
