Website Redesign Agency
A website redesign is not a fresh coat of paint. It is the moment to fix what is quietly costing you: slow pages, unclear messaging, a mobile experience that makes people leave, and a CMS nobody wants to touch. Pixiilab redesigns and rebuilds websites for startups, service businesses and product brands that have outgrown their current site.
We start by measuring what the current site does well, keep what works, and rebuild the rest on a platform your team can run — without losing the search rankings you have already earned.
- Next.js
- React
- React Native
- Node.js
- Supabase
- Shopify
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Figma
- Vercel
- AWS
- Google Cloud
Problems a website redesign solves
If you have typed any of these into Google, you are in the right place.
Looks dated next to competitors
A redesign grounded in what the current site does well and what it costs you, not just a new look.
Afraid of losing rankings
Every URL mapped and redirected, titles and content preserved, indexing checked after launch.
Awkward on a phone
Mobile-first layouts and performance, tested on real devices, where most of your visitors are.
The team avoids editing the site
A CMS and page structure your team can run, with training at handover.
No idea what a redesign should cost
An audit that sets the scope, then a fixed-price quote and timeline before design starts.
What's included
Every engagement is scoped to your goals — here's where we typically start.
Website audit
Performance, SEO, UX and content reviewed so the redesign targets what actually costs you leads.
Redesign & rebuild
New design and a clean build on the platform your team can run.
Content migration
Every old URL mapped and redirected, titles and content carried over or improved.
Post-launch checks
Indexing, Core Web Vitals and a 30-day fix window after go-live.
Redesign around results, not trends
Most redesigns fail in one of two ways: they change everything, including the pages that were working, or they change nothing that matters and just look newer. We review analytics, search data and user behaviour first, so the redesign targets the pages and flows that actually move leads and sales.
Migration is where rankings get lost. Every old URL is mapped to its new home with permanent redirects, titles and content are carried over or improved, and we check indexing after launch so the new site starts ahead of the old one, not behind it.
What you get
- Website audit: performance, SEO, UX and content
- New sitemap, wireframes and visual design
- Rebuild on Next.js, WordPress, Webflow or Shopify
- Content migration and a complete redirect map
- Core Web Vitals, accessibility and schema checks
- Post-launch monitoring and a 30-day fix window
Our website redesign process
Audit
Performance, SEO, UX, content and analytics reviewed to find what the redesign must fix and what it must keep.
Plan & wireframe
A new sitemap, messaging and wireframes for the pages that matter most.
Design & build
Visual design, then a clean build on Next.js, WordPress, Webflow or Shopify with a CMS your team can use.
Migrate & launch
Content moved, every URL redirected, QA on real devices, and monitoring after go-live.
Website redesign tools and platforms
What we use to audit the current site, rebuild it on the right platform and migrate without losing rankings.
Audit tools
Lighthouse, Search Console, GA4 and session recordings
Figma
New structure, wireframes and visual design
Next.js, WordPress, Webflow or Shopify
The right platform for whoever runs the site
Content migration
Every page and asset moved, nothing lost
Redirect maps
Permanent redirects so rankings carry over
Core Web Vitals
Speed targets measured before and after
Schema & technical SEO
Structured data, metadata and sitemaps
Vercel, AWS, Google Cloud or VPS
Hosting that fits the new build
Website Redesign questions, answered
How do I know if my website needs a redesign?
Common signs: it looks dated next to competitors, it is slow or awkward on a phone, your team avoids editing it, leads have flattened, or it no longer reflects what you sell. An audit tells you which of those a redesign would actually fix.
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
Not when the migration is handled properly. We map every old URL to its new page with permanent redirects, preserve or improve titles and content, submit the new sitemap and monitor indexing after launch.
Can we keep our current platform?
Often, yes. If WordPress, Shopify or Webflow still fits how your team works, we redesign on it. If the platform itself is the problem, we recommend a move and handle it.
How long does a website redesign take?
Typically four to eight weeks depending on the number of pages, content changes and integrations. You get a timeline with your fixed-price quote.
Do you rewrite the content too?
We can. Many redesigns include new messaging and page copy, or we work with your existing content and tighten it to fit the new structure.
Related services: Shopify Development · WordPress Development · Next.js Development
Guides to read before you brief us
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