Website Redesign Services for Sites That Have Stopped Pulling Their Weight

It depends on whether you need a refresh or a full rebuild, how many unique page templates the site has, whether content is reused or rewritten, whether the platform changes, and which features such as bookings, quote forms or multi-language are involved. A visual refresh of a small brochure site and a full rebuild of a large site with new content are very different projects, which is why online averages are rarely useful. We review your current site, scope the work on a short call and send a fixed quote.

A focused redesign of a business website typically takes four to eight weeks from audit to launch. Larger sites, a platform change, new copy for every page or features such as booking and multi-language add time. The slowest part is rarely design or code. It is gathering content, getting decisions made and signing off pages. We agree the scope and the content owners at the start, share preview links every week, and give you a launch date with the quote so you can plan around it.

It can, if URLs change without redirects, ranking content is cut, or metadata is lost. Handled properly, it should not. We crawl the old site first, keep the URLs that earn traffic, set permanent redirects for the ones that must change, carry titles, descriptions and structured data across, and keep the staging site out of Google. After launch we watch Search Console and fix crawl errors quickly. A faster, clearer site often ranks better than the one it replaced, though nobody can promise a ranking.

There is no fixed schedule. Redesign when the site stops matching the business, falls behind on speed and mobile use, or stops turning visitors into enquiries. Many businesses reach that point every few years, but a site built on a solid design system can be improved page by page for much longer without a full redesign. We would rather make regular, measured improvements than tear the whole thing down every time the market shifts. A yearly review of data and design keeps the decision honest.

A refresh changes how the site looks: colours, type, imagery, spacing and some copy, usually on the same structure and platform. A redesign goes deeper and reworks the structure, navigation, page layouts and conversion paths, and often the platform underneath. A refresh suits a site that is fast, ranks and converts, but looks dated. A redesign suits a site that is slow, hard to edit, or not producing enquiries. We look at your data before recommending either, and say which one we think you need.

Our redesigns include an audit of the current site, a new sitemap and page structure, wireframes for key pages, a design system and full page designs in Figma, the build on a staging site, content migration, a redirect map for every changed URL, metadata and structured data, analytics and conversion tracking, and a monitored launch. You can add copywriting, brand refresh work or ongoing support. You own the design files, the code and every account at the end, with no lock-in to us.

Our work page shows live sites we have designed and built, including Lusavière, a luxury unisex salon in Mayfair, London, with a booking bar; Solvane, a luxury real estate villa site with a portfolio index and private viewings; and Ambica, a heavy transport and construction logistics site with quote requests and a language switcher. Each one is live, not a mockup, and clicking through them on your own phone tells you more than any screenshot can.

No. If your current CMS is fast enough and your team is happy with it, we can redesign on it. We recommend a move, usually to Next.js with a headless CMS, when the old platform is the cause of the problems: slow pages, plugin conflicts, security worries or a theme that fights every design change. A platform change adds migration work, so we only suggest it when it pays for itself. Either way, every URL is mapped and protected before launch.

Yes, and most redesigns do. We take your logo, colours and type as the starting point and build a design system that uses them more consistently across every page, component and state. If the brand itself feels tired, we can refresh it first, adjusting the palette, type and logo details rather than starting again from nothing. Brand and UI design are done by the same team that builds the site, so nothing gets lost between the brand guidelines and the live pages.

Access to analytics and Google Search Console, so we can see which pages bring traffic and enquiries. Admin access to the current site or its hosting. Your brand files, if you have them. A short list of sites you admire and why, and a list of what annoys you about the current one. Most important, one person who can make decisions and sign off pages. Send us your site address and we will reply within one business day with a few first observations.