Website Redesign.
Website Redesign for Slow or Outdated Sites
Keep your content and your rankings. Replace the slow platform underneath.
What we actually build for you.
Full site audit
We map what's working, what's not, and why the current site is slow.
URL migration & redirects
Every existing page mapped to its new address so rankings carry over.
Content preserved, delivery rebuilt
Your existing copy and structure stay; the slow platform underneath doesn't.
Same performance standard
Held to the same 95+ mobile PageSpeed guarantee as every new build.
Static-first. Accessible. Owned. Measured.
Most redesign requests start with “it’s slow and it looks old.” We fix both by rebuilding on a static architecture instead of patching the same platform — static-first, from the ground up. Accessibility issues in the old site get fixed during the rebuild, not left in place. Your existing content, structure, and search rankings are preserved through a mapped URL migration, and you own the resulting code fully. The result is measured against the same Core Web Vitals target as every site we build, so you can confirm the improvement yourself.
What ships, and when.
| Deliverable | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Audit of current site & URLs | Day 1–2 |
| Content & structure migration plan | Day 3–4 |
| Rebuild on static architecture | Day 5–10 |
| Redirect mapping & QA | Day 11–12 |
| Handover & launch | Day 13 |
Fixed, written quote — confirmed before any work starts.
No client work yet — here's the concept.
Concept: MIDC Auto-Parts Unit
A B2B site for a Hingna MIDC manufacturer — capability and certification pages structured for procurement teams, not shoppers.
Before you ask.
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Send Email →Not if it's handled correctly. We map every existing URL to its new equivalent and set up redirects so search engines carry your rankings over.
Yes. We audit what's actually there, keep the content and structure that works, and rebuild the delivery layer as a fast static site.
Usually similar — most of the extra time in a redesign goes into auditing and migrating your existing content and URLs, not the build itself.
Yes, though most of the performance gain comes from rebuilding the full delivery layer — a partial redesign on the same slow platform will only partially fix the problem.
Your domain stays yours and simply points to the new site once it's live. We help you cancel or downgrade the old hosting plan once the migration is confirmed working.
Ready to start your website redesign project?
A free audit shows you exactly where you stand before you commit to anything.