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If your site is slow, awkward on a phone, or simply looks older than your business is, a redesign fixes the first impression without starting your online presence over. I keep what already ranks and rebuild everything around it.
Typical timeline — 2–4 weeks, depending on how many existing pages carry over.
URLs are mapped, redirects are set, and existing page titles are preserved or improved. A redesign should not reset your search traffic to zero.
Usually it's load time, a buried phone number, or a contact form nobody trusts. I audit the current site first and prioritize the changes that move inquiries.
Businesses grow past their first website. The redesign carries your current pricing, services, and credibility instead of a version of you from five years ago.
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I go through the current site for speed, mobile issues, dead pages, and conversion gaps, then send you the findings in plain language.
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We decide what stays, what gets rewritten, and what gets cut. Old URLs are mapped to new ones before anything is built.
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The new site is built on a preview link running alongside your live site, so nothing breaks while we work.
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We switch over, redirects go live, and I monitor search coverage for the first weeks afterward.
Not when it's handled properly. The risk comes from changing URLs without redirects and dropping page titles or content that were ranking. I map every existing URL to its new home and set permanent redirects before launch, so link equity carries over.
Tell me what you have in mind and I'll come back with a flat-rate quote.