Audit
We analyze your current site's traffic, rankings, speed, and conversion data to find out what's actually underperforming.
Redesigning a live website is riskier than building a new one — you can lose search rankings, break customer habits, or quietly kill the one page that's actually converting. We start every redesign with an audit, not a blank canvas, so we know exactly what to keep, what to fix, and what to leave alone.

The instinct when a website feels dated is to rebuild everything from scratch. That's usually a mistake. Somewhere in your current site, there's a page ranking well, a form that converts decently, or a URL structure your existing customers know by heart — and a full teardown risks losing all of it for the sake of a fresh coat of paint.
We start redesigns with a real audit: analytics, current rankings, page-by-page performance, and a look at what's actually costing you conversions versus what just looks outdated. Then we rebuild deliberately — modern design and faster code where it's needed, careful redirects and preserved structure where it matters — so your traffic doesn't wake up one morning and vanish.
We analyze your current site's traffic, rankings, speed, and conversion data to find out what's actually underperforming.
We map which pages get rebuilt, which get refreshed, and which stay as-is, plus the redirect strategy to protect your SEO.
We design and develop the new site, keeping URL structure and content that's already earning rankings intact where it matters.
We launch with careful redirects, then monitor traffic and rankings closely for the first weeks after go-live.
It can, if it's done carelessly — that's the biggest risk in any redesign. We protect rankings with proper 301 redirects, preserved metadata, and by keeping URL structures intact wherever changing them isn't necessary. Most ranking drops after a redesign come from skipping this step, not from the redesign itself.
We look at real data — which pages get traffic, which convert, which rank well — and separate that from what just looks outdated. Good-performing pages get modernized, not deleted. Underperforming ones get rebuilt or removed.
Yes. We regularly redesign and migrate sites off outdated platforms, page builders, or unsupported custom code, moving content and structure across without starting from zero on the content side.
Often similar in build time, but the audit and planning phase upfront adds a bit more time before development starts. It's worth it — skipping the audit is how businesses end up redesigning the same site twice.
If your site looks dated but you're not sure what's actually broken versus what's working, an audit will tell us both.
