Website redesign and improvement

Begin with the problem. If the structure and platform still support the business, a focused fix to content, navigation, a form or a template may be sufficient. A redesign becomes useful when several important journeys no longer fit. A rebuild adds a change of technical foundation and should have its own reason.

We can reduce avoidable risks by reviewing existing content and URLs, retaining useful pages, mapping changed addresses and checking redirects, canonicals, internal links and indexability. Search engines still need to process changes. No responsible process guarantees unchanged positions or zero traffic fluctuations.

A focused redesign at WeMAIde starts at $1,200 before tax. The final scope depends on retained work, content, platform, integrations and validation. We can work on actual time at around $20 per hour or agree on a fixed price for a defined scope.

Not necessarily. We first review the editing needs, access, limitations and operating responsibilities. Work on a named CMS or third-party platform is confirmed after inspecting the actual setup; it is not assumed to be interchangeable with a custom build.

Usually the replacement can be reviewed separately while the current site remains available. The release plan must account for changing data, incoming requests, the chosen platform and the recovery route. Any required downtime is agreed before launch.

No. We agree useful performance checks for representative pages and review the constraints of media, integrations and third-party scripts. Lab results vary, and field metrics describe actual visitors over time. The aim is a better usable experience, with the measurements reported honestly.

The current URL, the main visitor task, a few examples of what is failing, who edits the site and any relevant non-sensitive reports. The downloadable website brief and redesign checklist help collect this information before discussing implementation.