Inventory
We review priority pages, content, functionality, integrations and technical constraints.
Website redesign
Keep what works. Repair what is holding the site back.
Website redesign that preserves useful content, plans redirects carefully and improves mobile usability.
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Key inclusions
- requirements review
- clearly defined scope
- itemised quote with timing
It makes sense when
It makes sense when
- the offer has moved on but the website content has not
- mobile use feels awkward or difficult to follow
- the visual identity no longer reflects the business
- editing, speed or technical reliability gets in the way
What the redesign needs to achieve
- separate content to keep, improve or remove
- preserve useful addresses and search value where appropriate
- improve the experience on real devices
- create a more maintainable base for future changes
How we shape it
How we shape it
Transition plan
We define the new structure and how migration, redirects and checks will work.
Layered redesign
Content, visual system and implementation improve in a coordinated sequence.
What we need before quoting
What we need before quoting
- the current platform and who controls the necessary access
- how much content, how many languages and which integrations must move
- whether existing addresses, data or specialist workflows must be retained
Delivery timing
The timeline follows the inventory and risk review. It also allows time for validation and a controlled launch window.
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Practical answers
Questions about website redesign
01Do you preserve existing URLs during a redesign?+
Useful existing addresses are retained. Where an address must change, we include it in the redirect plan and validate the transition before launch.
02What happens to existing content and redirects?+
We first inventory the content and decide what stays, improves or is removed. Old and new paths are then connected through a controlled transition plan.
03How is the scope of a redesign assessed?+
We review the number and role of pages, content condition, platform, integrations, access, data migration and launch risks. The final price and plan follow that review.
04Can the parts that still work be retained?+
Yes. A redesign does not automatically replace everything; it keeps useful content, journeys or technical parts where they remain suitable.