Website Redesign Services for Businesses Worldwide

Identify current pages, articles, service information, product content and media assets.

Determine which information is still relevant, requires updating, should be consolidated or can be retired.

Define the approved page hierarchy and important navigation relationships.

Organize services, products and supporting pages around the business's current offerings.

Create a navigation structure that helps visitors discover the most important website content.

Connect relevant content through meaningful links and navigation paths.

Identify new copy, images, project evidence, customer information and other materials needed.

Prepare relevant page titles, descriptions and other page-specific information.

Map existing content to its approved destination in the new structure.

For international websites, define which content remains global and which pages require genuine regional differences.

Confirm the important page content and website requirements before detailed UI/UX design.

Identify current website URLs, including important service pages, articles, products and supporting content.

Where access is available, review existing organic search performance, traffic and pages attracting relevant visits.

Identify valuable content that should be preserved, improved or appropriately consolidated.

Document where each relevant existing URL will lead after the redesign.

Implement suitable server-side permanent redirects for URLs that have moved.

Ensure the intended canonical URL reflects the new website structure.

Review and transfer or improve relevant page titles, descriptions and other approved metadata.

Maintain meaningful page content and semantic heading relationships.

Update navigation and contextual links to point directly to the correct new destinations.

Prepare and submit an appropriate sitemap for the approved new website URLs.

Verify that important published pages are not unintentionally blocked from indexing.

Update accurate structured data according to the new website content and URLs.

Review important images and other assets affected by the migration.

Where applicable, update regional page relationships and appropriate hreflang annotations.

Review indexing, crawl errors and search performance after launch.

Not every website redesign requires URL changes.

Where existing URLs continue to serve suitable content, retaining them may reduce unnecessary migration complexity.

Where URLs must change, we recommend accurate destination mapping and suitable permanent redirects rather than directing every old URL to the homepage.

A redesign or migration cannot guarantee the preservation of existing rankings, traffic or search visibility.

Apply appropriate security controls according to the selected platform and architecture.

Verify suitable secure connections for the published website.

Review relevant administrator permissions and authentication requirements.

Evaluate third-party components during platform updates or migration.

Apply suitable controls when handling website information and form submissions.

Create appropriate backups before major changes and define relevant restoration arrangements.

Use suitable staging or development environments where appropriate.

Implement relevant diagnostic capabilities for troubleshooting.

Configure applicable monitoring under an agreed support scope.

Define ongoing responsibilities for software updates, integrations and technical support.

Website security improvements reduce risk but cannot guarantee that a website will never experience an incident.

Formal penetration testing or security certification must be separately scoped if required.