Website Redesign
A redesign that starts with a diagnosis, not a mockup.
Most underperforming websites don't need everything replaced. They need someone to work out what's actually broken before deciding what to rebuild.
From £595 · redesigns priced as websites
A redesign is quoted like any other build — the published starting points apply, and the number is fixed in writing before work begins. The diagnosis that precedes it is the Free Website Review, which costs nothing and doesn't oblige you to anything.
What’s actually included.
- 01The diagnosis first
- Before any design happens: what's slow, what's confusing, where visitors give up, what's genuinely fine. A prioritised list in plain English, from the Free Website Review — free whether or not you go ahead.
- 02Keep what works
- A redesign isn't obliged to throw everything away. Content that reads well, pages that rank, a logo that's recognised — what's earning its keep survives.
- 03Rankings protected in the move
- Old addresses redirected properly, canonical tags kept honest, structured data carried across. A redesign that loses your Google position has failed at its one job — this is treated as seriously as the design.
- 04Measured before and after
- Speed and stability measured on the live site both sides of the switch, so the improvement is a number rather than an impression.
The honest caveat: sometimes the diagnosis says you don't need a redesign. A site can look dated and still be one fixable problem away from working — and if that's what the review finds, that's what it will say, because a £150 fix that works is better business for both of us than a rebuild you didn't need.
Asked before, answered straight.
The rest of the common questions are answered here.
- Will I lose my Google rankings?
- Handled properly, no — every old address is redirected permanently to its new equivalent, and the technical signals search engines rely on are carried across. It's the most common redesign failure, which is why it's treated as a first-class requirement rather than an afterthought.
- Can you keep our existing branding?
- Yes. A redesign is about making the site work, not imposing a new identity. If your brand is established, the site is built around it.
- How long does a redesign take?
- The same as a comparable new build — usually about a week once content is ready, because a redesign is a rebuild with better source material.
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