Typical redesign
- ✕Old URLs disappear and traffic drops within weeks
- ✕Content rewritten from scratch, rankings lost
- ✕New theme is heavier than the old one
- ✕Mobile checked on launch day, if at all
- ✕Analytics and forms break and nobody notices

Website Redesign
Most redesigns lose traffic because nobody mapped the old URLs, kept the content that ranked or tested speed before launch. We redesign sites for a living and run SEO for the same clients, so the migration is part of the plan, not an afterthought.
A site needs a redesign when it fails on a phone, loads in more than three seconds, no longer matches what you sell or makes your team embarrassed to send the link. It also needs one when it cannot be edited without a developer, or when it is built on a platform you cannot move away from.
A redesign is not the moment to throw everything away. Pages that rank, content that answers questions and URLs that other sites link to are assets. We audit what is working before we touch anything, then design the new site to keep those assets and fix everything else.
The outcome is a faster, mobile-first site that looks like your business does today, with every old URL redirected and every ranking page carried over.
How we protect what you have
Most redesigns lose traffic because nobody wrote down what the old site was earning. Pages get renamed, URLs change, content that ranked is trimmed for looking dated, and Google quietly moves on.
Our first week is an audit, not a mood board. We record rankings and traffic per page, list every URL with its backlinks, and decide what stays, what merges and what goes. The redirect map is finished before the design starts.
After the rebuild
JIMGLO Trailers, three months after the rebuilt pages went live against the three months before.
What Changes
SEO Safety Checklist
This list is the difference between a redesign that grows traffic and one that loses it.
Selected work




Results
The redirect map, content audit and launch-day checks are what separate a redesign that grows traffic from one that loses it.

What you get
The new site is built on a lean WordPress theme in your current brand, with speed scores above 70% and every page designed for the phone first, because that is where most of your visitors already are.
Launch happens on a day we pick together, with redirects tested, forms verified and Search Console watched. For 30 days afterwards fixes are on us.
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The Redesign Process
Six to ten weeks for most sites, with the SEO migration planned from week one.
We pull rankings, traffic and backlinks for every page, review conversions and user behaviour, then decide what stays, what merges and what goes.
New structure, mobile-first design in your current brand, custom WordPress build, content improved rather than replaced.
Redirect map, metadata carried over, speed and mobile testing, analytics and forms verified, launch, then a 30-day warranty and rank monitoring.
Client reviews
“Our board of directors really liked every element. We get most of our ticket sales online which saves time for our staff. All the changes or updates are done within 24 hours or less.”
“They brought wonderful designs to the table and were quick to add in or change anything I wanted. I've noticed my online store is getting more orders since the new site was live.”
“Kateryna gave me better explanations than any other web person I have used over the past 20 years. Everything was done very quickly.”
Related services
FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Not if the migration is planned. We record rankings per page, keep the content that ranks, redirect every old URL and monitor rankings weekly after launch. Sites we redesign typically gain traffic because they get faster.
Yes. A redesign updates the site, not necessarily the brand. If you want both, our branding team can refresh the identity first.
Yes, and you should keep the content that ranks. We improve it, update it and re-map it to the new structure rather than starting over.
Six to ten weeks for most small business sites, longer for large catalogs or hundreds of pages.
Yes. We rebuild on WordPress, migrate the content and redirect the old URLs. You end up with a site you own and can move.
A flat project price quoted after a short discovery call and site audit. It depends on page count, content work and integrations.