New website, same address.
Without losing your Google rankings.

• it loads slowly, especially on mobile;

• it looks outdated and no longer reflects how you do business today;

• visitors can't quickly find what they're looking for and leave without contacting you;

• you can't update it yourself or every change depends on someone else;

• the platform or modules no longer receive security updates;

• it doesn't show up in Google for the services you offer.

A single sign doesn't necessarily mean you need a new website; sometimes a few fixes and proper maintenance are enough. When several issues happen at the same time, a redesign is usually cheaper than repeated repairs.

Audit before anything else

We start with data from Google Analytics and Search Console: which pages bring traffic, what searches you appear for, where visitors leave, and what errors the site currently has. This way, we keep what works and change what doesn't.

Structure and content

We reorganize the menu and pages based on what your customers are looking for, rewrite texts where needed, and remove outdated pages with proper redirects.

Fresh design

A design tailored to your identity, featuring a clear visual hierarchy and an obvious next step on every page: a quote request, a phone call, or an order.

Speed and mobile version

Automatically optimized images, clean code, and a layout designed first for mobile devices, where most visitors arrive today.

Features and integrations

Forms, bookings, online store, automated invoicing, or integrations with systems you already use.

Simple management

An admin panel where you can easily update texts, images, and pages yourself, without touching code.

The biggest risk when redesigning a website isn't the design itself, but losing Google traffic when page URLs change. That's why we treat migration as a separate step:

• we inventory all old URLs that receive traffic or backlinks;

• we keep important URLs or permanently redirect them (301) to their new equivalents;

• we preserve or improve titles, meta descriptions, and structured data;

• we submit the new sitemap to Google Search Console;

• after launch, we monitor 404 errors and ranking trends, quickly fixing any issues.

We keep a complete copy of the old website. Minor ranking fluctuations may occur in the first weeks after any migration, but a controlled migration minimizes them, and faster, clearer pages usually perform better in the long run. Find details about what happens post-launch in our SEO optimization services.

1. Discussion and audit. What works, what doesn't, and what you want to achieve with the new site.

2. Structure and proposal. We suggest the page list, features, and timeline.

3. Design. You view and approve the main pages before development begins.

4. Development and content. We build the site and migrate the content.

5. Testing on a separate copy. Your current site stays online until the very end.

6. Launch. We activate redirects and submit the sitemap to Search Console.

7. Post-launch check. We monitor errors, speed, and rankings during the first few weeks.