Website Redesign & Redevelopment Services

Not if it is done properly. The risk comes from changing URLs without redirects, dropping content that was ranking, or losing technical setup along the way. We map the existing URL structure first and 301-redirect everything, and rankings usually improve because the new site is faster and better structured.

Common signs: the site looks dated next to competitors, it is slow or awkward on phones, your team cannot update it without calling someone, or it gets traffic that never converts. If only one of those is true, a targeted fix may be cheaper than a redesign — and we will say so.

Yes, and usually you should. We audit what you have, keep what performs, rewrite what is dated and cut what nobody reads. Starting from a blank page throws away years of accumulated search equity.

Most run six to twelve weeks depending on page count and functionality. Your current site stays live and working the whole time; the switch happens in a planned window once you have signed off.

Nothing. We build on a staging server, so your live site keeps running and selling until launch day. You review the new one privately before anyone else sees it.

Yes — stores are the most common redesign we do. Products, customers and order history come across intact, and every old product URL gets redirected so the search equity follows you.

It depends on page count, functionality and how much of the content we write for you. A focused brochure-site rebuild sits at one end, a large eCommerce store with integrations at the other. We scope the work before quoting it, so the number you get is the number you pay. Call (305) 812-5999 or request a free estimate and we will price your actual project.

Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a matter of course: semantic headings, real alt text, visible focus states, sufficient colour contrast, and forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader. Accessibility is checked during testing rather than bolted on afterwards, and it tends to improve usability for everyone.

It has a much better chance when the technical groundwork is there. Clean HTML structure, descriptive headings, schema markup, fast pages and content that answers real questions are what large language models and AI search features rely on. We build all of that into the redesign, then keep an eye on how the site is being surfaced after launch.

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