Audit before replacing
We review the existing URL structure, useful content and available analytics. Important pages should be retained, improved or redirected to a genuinely relevant replacement.
Website Redesign
Website redesign for a business that has moved on
An existing website may already have useful content, links and search visibility. A redesign should protect that value while improving how customers use it.
PRACTICAL BY DESIGN
Built around the way you work.
Fix the enquiry journey
Look at mobile menus, unclear services, hard-to-find contact details and distracting layouts. Design decisions should make choosing your business easier.
Plan a controlled handover
Check domain, email, hosting and integrations before launch. Keep a copy of the previous site and document the redirects required.
FROM PLAN TO PRACTICE
A clear way forward.
- 01
Inventory existing pages and customer paths.
- 02
Agree what to keep, improve and consolidate.
- 03
Build and review the replacement.
- 04
Test redirects and plan the domain cutover.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Will a redesign lose my rankings?
No outcome can be guaranteed. Preserving useful URLs and content, implementing redirects and monitoring after launch reduces avoidable risk.
Does my email have to move?
Not necessarily. Website and email hosting can be handled separately, and existing DNS records should be reviewed before changes.
ONE CONNECTED PLAN
Find out what is worth keeping.
Send your existing website address and the parts that no longer work for your business. We can discuss improvements while accounting for useful content and current URLs.