A website redesign makes sense when your site loads slowly, looks dated on phones, or no longer brings enquiries. CodeXprime rebuilds such sites on modern code, keeps the pages and URLs that already rank, and sets up redirects so you do not lose traffic during the switch.

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Signs your website needs a redesign

It takes more than 3 seconds to load on mobile data
You can't update text or photos without calling a developer
Visitors land but rarely call, WhatsApp or fill the form
The design doesn't match your current services or prices
It still runs on an old theme or plugins that stopped getting updates

How we redesign safely

Audit: we list every page, check which ones get Google traffic (with your Search Console access), and note what's broken.
Plan: we keep ranking URLs, merge thin pages, and map 301 redirects for anything that moves.
Design and build: new design on Next.js or your existing platform, tested on phones.
Launch: redirects go live, the sitemap is resubmitted, and we watch Search Console for errors for the first few weeks.

Redesign or fresh build?

If your content and structure are fine and only the look is old, a redesign is enough. If the site was built on a platform you can't grow with, a custom website costs about the same and saves money later. We'll tell you which one fits after a quick look.

What changes in a website redesign

Design: a cleaner layout, readable fonts and a clear call-to-action on every page.
Speed: compressed images, modern code and fewer plugins, so pages load quickly on mobile data.
Content: outdated services and prices updated, thin pages merged, and FAQs added for common customer questions.
Lead capture: WhatsApp and call buttons, shorter forms and enquiries delivered straight to your phone.
SEO basics: proper titles, meta descriptions, headings, schema and an updated sitemap.

Common website redesign mistakes

The biggest risk in a redesign is losing search traffic. It usually happens for avoidable reasons: changing URLs without redirects, deleting pages that were ranking, removing text to make pages look minimal, or launching without checking that Google can crawl the new site. Another common mistake is redesigning only the look while keeping the same weak content. A redesign is a good moment to fix what customers actually read.

Moving from WordPress or a website builder

Many redesign projects we see are WordPress sites with heavy page builders, or sites made on Wix and similar builders. These are fine for starting, but they often get slow and hard to change as the business grows. We can move your content to a custom Next.js site with its own admin panel, or keep you on WordPress with a lighter, faster theme if that suits your budget better.

What we need from you

Access to your current website, domain and hosting
Google Search Console and Analytics access, if set up
A list of what you like and dislike about the current site
Any new services, prices or photos to include

Most redesigns are finished in 5 to 20 days; larger sites can take 25 to 35 days.

How to tell if the redesign worked

We compare the old and new site on a few numbers over the following weeks: page speed scores, mobile usability in Search Console, Google impressions and clicks for your main pages, and the number of calls, WhatsApp messages and form enquiries. If something drops, we check redirects and pages first and fix them.

Should I redesign or just update content?

If your site is fast, works well on phones and is easy to edit, updating content may be enough. If it is slow, broken on mobile or impossible to update yourself, a website redesign usually pays for itself through more enquiries.

Old website compared with a modern website redesign

FAQs

Will I lose my Google rankings?

A redesign done with proper redirects and the same content usually keeps rankings. A small dip for a few weeks can happen. We don't promise rankings, but we follow Google's own site-move guidelines.

Can you redesign my online store?

Yes, including product data migration and order history where the platform allows. See e-commerce website development.

How much does a redesign cost?

See the website cost page.

Can you keep my old content?

Yes. We move the pages and text that work, rewrite what is outdated, and remove only what no longer fits your business. Nothing is deleted without a plan for where its visitors should go.

Will my website be down during the redesign?

No. We build the new version on a separate test link. Your current site stays live until you approve the new one, and the switch usually takes a few minutes.

Send us your current website link

We'll reply with what we'd change and a rough price.

Written by Ritesh Kumar, founder of CodeXprime.