Service — website redesign
Website redesign, so it can bring in inquiries.
Your website already exists. Before changing how it looks, we review what helps or blocks inquiries: speed, mobile display, service clarity, Google visibility and form delivery. The redesign starts with that diagnosis, not a new coat of paint.
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Review before rebuilding
We examine your pages, mobile journey and contact options. The review separates what works from what needs simplifying: unclear services, slow pages or inquiries that do not reach the right place.
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Keep what your site has earned
Useful URLs are kept. When an address changes, a 301 redirect connects the old page to the relevant new page. Your domain can stay the same; these steps reduce SEO risks without guaranteeing unchanged rankings.
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Prepare the transition, then launch
Service pages are rewritten around your work and customers. The new website is prepared while the old one remains online. The launch is planned to avoid downtime, with checks of links and contact options.
What the redesign covers.
- Current website review: speed, mobile, clarity, Google and forms
- Service page copy and organization
- Useful URLs preserved or targeted 301 redirects
- Your existing domain retained
- Titles, descriptions, structured data and sitemap
- Desktop, tablet and mobile display
- Forms and contact links checked
- New website prepared before the transition
Questions worth clarifying.
“My website already gets visitors.”
We consider your existing pages and URLs. A redesign does not mean erasing your presence: useful content is kept and moved pages receive redirects.
“I don’t want to change everything.”
The review also identifies what can stay. The scope is defined before work begins, based on your actual needs.
FAQ
Website redesign questions.
How much does a website redesign cost?
Presence: $749 one-time then $29/month; Growth: $1,499 then $49/month; Pro: $2,499 then $99/month. The monthly fee covers hosting and management. Chantier OS is a separate subscription. The plan depends on the pages and features needed.
Can I keep my domain name?
Yes. We can keep your domain and prepare its configuration for the new website. Required access is clarified before launch.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Keeping URLs and using 301 redirects for moved pages helps preserve existing signals. Rankings can still change: neither stable positions nor any ranking can be guaranteed.
How long does a redesign take?
It depends on pages, features, access and available content. A realistic schedule is agreed after the review, rather than a fixed deadline promised to everyone.
Will my website stay online during the work?
The new website is prepared while the old one remains accessible. The transition is planned with domain and hosting access to avoid downtime.
Let’s start with your current website.
Send us its address and what no longer works for your business. We’ll set priorities before discussing the redesign.
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