Website redesign, Norwich
A website redesign that keeps what works and fixes what does not.
We start by finding out what your current site does well, so the new one keeps your Google rankings and enquiries while losing the bits that hold you back.
Speed, search, accessibility and the pages people actually visit, written up in plain English before we change anything.
A new design and a clean rebuild in Next.js. No page builder underneath, so it stays quick and easy to update.
Every old address is redirected to its new page, so links, bookmarks and Google rankings carry across on launch day.
Who it is for.
Businesses with a site that is slow, hard to update, built on an old WordPress theme or just no longer them. Often the site still brings in some work, and the worry is losing that in the move.
How it goes.
We look at your current site, your Google Search Console data and your enquiries, then tell you honestly what is worth keeping.
A page map of the new site, with every old page matched to where it will live, so nothing gets lost.
New pages designed and built on a staging site you can click around before anything goes live.
Redirects in place, the new sitemap sent to Google, and we watch rankings and enquiries for the weeks after launch.
Built nearby.
What it costs.
A few pages that say who you are and how to reach you. A café, a tradesperson, a practice that needs to be found.
A site with something to do: bookings, a shop, a members area, content you update yourself.
A web application or platform. Accounts, payments, integrations, the things a business runs on.
Questions.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the move is done properly. We redirect every old page to its new home and keep the content Google already likes, which is where most redesigns go wrong.
Can you keep my domain and email?
Yes. The domain stays yours and your email is not touched. We only change where the website itself is hosted.
Do you redesign WordPress sites?
We move them off WordPress rather than redesign within it. We bring your pages, posts and images across to a faster site you can still edit yourself.
Is it cheaper than a new site?
Usually a little, because the content and structure already exist. The audit tells us how much can be reused, and the quote reflects that.
What happens to my old site?
It stays live until the new one is ready, then we switch over in one go. There is no gap where your site is down.