Modernise an outdated site without losing the rankings you have.
- The site looks like it was built a decade ago, because it was.
- You want a redesign but you are afraid of losing your Google rankings.
- It is not mobile-friendly and you are quietly losing traffic every month.
UI/UX audit first
We find what is actually costing you enquiries before redesigning anything.
Rankings-safe migration
URL mapping and 301 redirects planned before launch, so equity transfers instead of evaporating.
Modern, mobile-first rebuild
A design that reflects where your business is now, built to current performance standards.
Post-launch monitoring
We watch Search Console after launch and fix crawl or indexing issues as they surface.
A process you can see the shape of.
Audit
Current rankings, top pages, technical debt, and where visitors drop off.
Migration map
Every existing URL mapped to its new destination before a line of code changes.
Rebuild
New design and build, with the mapped structure preserved.
Launch & monitor
Redirects verified, sitemap resubmitted, Search Console watched for four weeks.
Outcomes, not deliverables.
- A current-looking site that keeps its search history
- Core Web Vitals in the green
- A structure you can grow into instead of around
Redesign & SEO — common questions
It can, and that is exactly what the migration plan prevents. We map every existing URL to its new destination and put 301 redirects in place before launch, then monitor Search Console for four weeks afterwards. Rankings usually settle within two to three weeks.
Often yes. When the existing structure is sound we keep it, which removes migration risk entirely. We only restructure when the current URLs are actively limiting how you can rank.
Because migration planning is part of the work, we quote after reviewing your current site rather than guessing up front. You get a fixed price before anything begins.
Tell us what you need. We will tell you what it actually takes.
No obligation, no pressure — including telling you if you need less than you think.