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Redesign and relaunch

A new website with a redirect plan for every page, so rankings and content are kept.

Rankings and content survive the move.

A redesign is due when the tech, design or structure no longer fits. The biggest risk is the move itself. Lost rankings or missing content often cost more than the new website.

  1. We start with an analysis of your data, content and technology and set measurable goals. Planning, design, development and SEO sit with the same people.

  2. Every URL with traffic gets a 301 redirect, and we migrate the metadata. Everything is tested on a staging server first.

Scope of work

We combine these parts to fit each redesign.

We review navigation, content, technology and data to decide what stays and what changes.

We record every URL and its rankings, plan 301 redirects and monitor indexing after launch.

Who uses your website, and why, shapes structure, content and tone.

The technology follows your requirements and team, for example Statamic, Laravel or a headless CMS.

We agree goals, metrics, scope and timeline up front. Every decision is measured against them.

We connect forms, CRM, newsletters and analytics, with GDPR-compliant tracking through a consent tool.

Before launch we test accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, Core Web Vitals and every redirect on real devices.

The design follows your brand and your users. A component system keeps every page consistent.

We train your editors on the new system. The same team can take on hosting, updates, monitoring and ongoing development.

We revise existing content, write new copy and merge or redirect outdated pages.

20 topics in website redesign

Planning and analysis, 6 topics

Migration and rankings, 6 topics

Design and technology, 8 topics

Redesigns for PlanetHome, VIACTIV and Ardo

Frequently asked questions

Not if the move is planned carefully. We record every URL in advance, set up 301 redirects and watch indexing and traffic after launch.

That depends on your content, team and integrations. We work with Statamic, WordPress and headless set-ups based on Laravel, among others.

That depends on the scope. After the initial call you get a timeline and a budget range.

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