Improving an existing environment

Redesign and rebuild: your website back at the level of your business.

When the site no longer fits how the business works today. Not everything has to be redone: what is good stays, what lags behind we rebuild.

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Priced after the audit, which shows how much has to be redone.

Fits when

  • The site runs on a platform or page builder that has become slow or vulnerable
  • Visitors and search engines no longer follow the structure
  • You have a new brand identity or a new offer

What we do

  • Full rebuild in custom code
  • Revising structure and copy within the existing brand identity
  • Improving the mobile display without letting go of the design
  • Migrating existing content and imagery

Depends on scope

  • New copy and photography
  • Extensions the old site did not have, such as a booking flow or webshop
  • Migrating a blog with many articles
  • Migration from an existing CMS to an admin environment

How the project runs

  1. 01

    Audit

    We review the current site on structure, technology and findability and record what the rebuild has to solve.

  2. 02

    Structure and design

    New page structure and navigation, worked out in the browser; we sharpen copy where needed.

  3. 03

    Rebuild and migrate

    Build in custom code and migration of content and imagery.

  4. 04

    Launch and checks

    We put the site live and fix what remains after launch.

Frequently asked questions

Will I lose my Google rankings?

Not if it is done properly. URLs stay or get a redirect, titles and descriptions that work remain, and after launch we check indexing.

Can it be done in phases?

Yes. We often start with the pages that get the most traffic and work outward from there.

Can I keep my current brand identity?

Yes. A rebuild is about structure and technology; the design can stay within the existing identity or be renewed at the same time.

Outgrown your site?

Send the URL. You get a short assessment of what we would change and what you can keep.