Websites & brand
Website redesign
A new site that keeps what the old one earned: rankings, links and years of content.
An established website holds value you can’t see on the screen: pages Google already ranks, links from other sites, years of projects and news. A redesign should change how the site looks and works without throwing that away. We start with an inventory of everything that exists, design the new site around your best material, and launch with every old address pointing to its new home.
Who it’s for
- Studios and agencies with years of projects to move across
- Businesses whose site no longer reflects the quality of their work
- Companies changing platform — from an old theme to a faster, headless build
What you get
- 01An inventory of every existing page, image and URL that earns traffic or links
- 02New structure, design and copy built from your best material
- 03Content migration: projects, products, news and press
- 04A tested 301 redirect map from every old URL
- 05Titles, descriptions and structured data carried across and improved
- 06Launch monitoring in Google Search Console
How it works
- 01
Inventory
We crawl the current site and list every page, image and URL that receives traffic or links.
- 02
Concept
A working concept built from your own material, so you see the direction before you commit.
- 03
Design & build
Rounds of changes at the design stage; nothing goes live without your approval.
- 04
Migration & launch
Content moved, redirects tested, sitemap submitted, and the first weeks watched in Search Console.
Selected work
- ST Marbella HomesLuxury real estate · Marbella, Costa del Sol
A Marbella agency selling villas, new developments and investment property from Nueva Andalucía to the Golden Mile. The site had to let the homes do the selling — and turn browsers into valuation requests and enquiries.
- F1rst MotorsLuxury car showroom · Dubai, UAE
A showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road selling supercars, hypercars and luxury cars — Bugatti, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Pagani, Rolls-Royce, McLaren, Porsche. The site had to feel as considered as the cars, and serve buyers, sellers and collectors alike.
Questions
Will we lose our Google rankings?
Not if the migration is done properly. Every old URL is redirected to its closest new equivalent, titles and descriptions are carried across, and the new sitemap is submitted on launch day. Some movement in the first weeks is normal, which is why we monitor it.
Can we keep WordPress?
Often, yes. If your team already knows WordPress, it can stay as the editing tool behind a new, faster front end.
How long does a redesign take?
Typically eight to twelve weeks, depending on how much content moves across. The launch date is fixed before we start.
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