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Website redesign. Keep what works.

Your business has moved forward. Your website may still explain an older version of it. We help you decide what to keep, what to change, and how to bring the useful parts into a clearer site.

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Shear Peace Salon website project by Lakeside
Shear Peace · A salon website organized around services and booking

A redesign starts with a decision, not a new homepage.

A slow page, an unclear service menu and an awkward booking tool need different fixes. We start with the current site and the task it needs to support.

Repair a specific problem
If the content and structure still fit, a focused fix may be enough. Bring the broken form, confusing page or difficult mobile step into the first conversation.
Reorganize the experience
When visitors cannot find the right service, start with navigation and page content. A fresh visual style alone will not explain a confusing offer.
Rebuild with a migration plan
When the platform or structure no longer fits, map the pages, files and tools that need to move. Decide who will publish and maintain the new site before choosing the platform.

Work you can look at.

Shear Peace Salon project preview

Shear Peace Salon · Marshfield, WI

Make services and booking easier to find.

The Shear Peace project brought the service menu, pricing and online booking into a mobile-focused website. It is a useful example of redesigning around a customer's next step.

See the Shear Peace Salon project
The Brandi Law Firm project preview

The Brandi Law Firm · San Francisco, CA

Change the frontend while keeping the publishing workflow.

For Brandi Law, the public website was rebuilt while WordPress remained the publishing tool. A redesign can preserve a useful workflow rather than replacing every system at once.

See the The Brandi Law Firm project

Know what happens to the old site.

A launch needs more than a set of new screens. These are the migration questions we work through with you.

  • Which existing pages, articles and downloads stay, change or retire?
  • Which URLs need to remain, and where are redirects needed?
  • Who supplies and approves the revised copy and project images?
  • Which forms, booking tools and notifications must keep working?
  • How will analytics, search settings and publishing access transfer?
  • What will we check before launch, and what is the rollback plan?

Start with a scope you understand.

Business websites start at $4,500. The pages, content, migration and integrations determine the final quote. We agree on those details before the project begins.

Do I need a full rebuild?

Not always. We review the current content, platform and customer path first. If a focused change addresses the problem, we can discuss that scope before recommending a full redesign.

Can we keep our existing articles or WordPress setup?

We review the content and editing workflow before recommending a platform. Existing articles, useful URLs and publishing tools can be included in the migration plan. The Brandi Law project is an example of keeping WordPress for publishing.

Will a redesign preserve our search rankings?

We plan content, URL changes, redirects and search checks carefully. Search performance can still change after a rebuild, so we do not guarantee that rankings or traffic will remain the same.

How much does a website redesign cost?

Business website projects start at $4,500. We agree on pages, content, design, migration and integrations before giving a final quote. A new brand identity, online store or ongoing marketing has its own scope.

What should your website help someone do?

Show us the current site, or tell us what you need to build. We’ll help you define a useful next step.

A conversation about your business, scope and budget.