Rebuild your business website with clearer content and a better customer journey.
When your website no longer reflects your business, a redesign needs more than a new appearance. We review its content, structure and customer journey, then plan the rebuild around what should improve and what needs to be preserved.
When to redesign your website
Outdated information, confusing navigation, poor mobile usability or a site that no longer represents your business can all be good reasons to consider a redesign.
Building on your existing website
A redesign starts from what already exists, not a blank page. If you don't have a site yet, see our approach to business website design instead.
Review before rebuilding.
Before any redesign, we review your existing site and agree on priorities together — what's working, what isn't, and what actually needs to change. Rebuilding without that review risks losing content or functionality that was already doing its job.
From review to launch.
Content & URL inventory — cataloguing your existing pages and URLs before anything changes.
Design review — the new direction shared and signed off before development starts.
Content migration — moving over what should be preserved, rewritten or restructured as needed.
Forms & functionality check — anything currently working, like your enquiry form, verified in the new build.
Launch checks — redirects, links and core functionality checked right after go-live.
Preserving what works
Where URLs need to change, we plan redirects from old paths to new ones — standard practice for preserving existing links rather than breaking them outright.
No guaranteed rankings or traffic
We can't guarantee unchanged search rankings, traffic or leads after a redesign — that's ultimately determined by search engines and your market. Careful redirect planning helps reduce the risk of broken links and lost access to existing content.
Working with your current setup.
Whether your domain, hosting and email continue working exactly as before during a redesign depends on your current setup — where they're registered, who manages them, and what's actually changing. We map this out with you before anything happens, and nothing gets touched without your sign-off.
What to bring to the brief.
Your current website URL, so we can review what's there.
Your goals for the redesign — what should actually improve.
Your existing content — pages, copy, images — or where to find them.
Any brand material you want carried over or updated — logo, colours, fonts.
The specific problems you're trying to fix — confusing navigation, outdated information, or other issues that prompted the redesign.
One thing we'll never ask for through the public enquiry form: passwords or login credentials. Access to your domain, hosting or CMS is exchanged securely once a project actually starts — never over a contact form.
What affects the cost.
Cost depends on the actual scope — how much of the existing site can be reused, how large the content and URL inventory is, how much needs rebuilding versus migrating, and your timeline. Pricing varies by project, so we scope and quote every redesign individually rather than working from a fixed price list.
A website we've rebuilt.
Kesharia Agencies (Madras) is our most relevant example of a full site migration — an outdated web presence rebuilt into a modern, structured 13-category catalogue matching the scale of a business with over 50 years of history.
See the full case studyCommon questions.
Anything specific to your redesign — including terms not covered here — is confirmed in the proposal before work starts.
We plan the switch carefully to minimise disruption, but we can't promise zero downtime with any domain or hosting change — timing is agreed with you in advance.
We plan redirects to preserve existing links, but we can't guarantee unchanged rankings, traffic or leads after a redesign — that's ultimately determined by search engines and your market, not us.
We review your content during the inventory step and migrate what should be preserved — but not everything necessarily carries over as-is. What stays, changes or gets cut is agreed with you first.
In most cases yes — the details depend on your current setup, which we map out with you before anything changes.
Launch checks are part of the redesign itself. Beyond that, one-off updates or a monthly retainer for ongoing changes are both available — scoped and agreed separately.
Let's redesign your website.
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