Your Website Shouldn't Be Losing You Business.
A redesign isn't a fresh coat of paint — it's the point where a website stops apologising for the business and starts selling for it. This is squarely a Growing-stage move: something is live, it's just not pulling its weight. It matters more than it might seem: 60% of consumers have abandoned a purchase over a poor website experience, averaging five lost purchases a year, with slow load speed and confusing navigation the two most-cited reasons (Storyblok/OnePoll, 2022, 6,000 consumers) — a measure of what poor UX costs generally, not a promised outcome of any specific redesign.
Signs You Need This
- An outdated design that undermines trust the moment someone lands on it
- Slow load times pushing visitors back to search results
- A site that was never built to actually generate enquiries
What's Included
- Full audit of the existing site's structure, speed, and conversion path
- New design built around the current business, not a generic template
- Content migration and SEO redirect mapping so existing rankings aren't lost
- Performance and mobile optimization from day one
What Good Looks Like
A prospective customer lands on the new site, understands what you do immediately, and takes the next step — call, form, or message — without hunting for it. Rankings and traffic carry over; only the results improve.
FAQs
No — redesigns include a full redirect map so existing rankings and backlinks carry over. Losing rankings in a redesign is a planning failure, not something that has to happen.
Whatever's actually working. A redesign replaces what's holding the site back, not everything that was ever written — the audit tells us which is which.
See What's Actually Holding the Current Site Back.
The free audit tells you whether it's a redesign, or something smaller, before you commit to either.