Website redesign services that keep your rankings
A redesign that keeps the traffic the site already earns: every URL mapped, redirects and structured data carried over, a faster build, and a design made for enquiries rather than for a portfolio shot.
100
+Completed projects
Websites, landing pages and SEO projects for businesses in different niches and markets.
15
Years of experience
Hands-on experience in SEO, website development and digital strategy.
17
+Industries covered
From local services and startups to real estate, e-commerce and B2B projects.
3
Working languages
English, Polish and Russian — with content and structure adapted to each market.
What a website redesign includes
A URL map before anything changes
Every address, its traffic and its position are recorded, then matched to the new structure. Where a page disappears, a redirect takes its place.
Design for the business, not a template
The interface is drawn for your buyers and your offers, or your existing Figma file is built pixel-accurately.
A rebuild on Next.js
Server-rendered pages, clean code and images that carry their dimensions. Speed stops being a compromise for the design.
SEO carried over, not redone
Titles, headings, structured data, hreflang and internal links move into the new build with their meaning intact.
A CMS your team can edit
Sanity, with pages, languages and content your team manages without a developer.
Lead capture rebuilt
Offers, short forms, call and WhatsApp buttons where buyers decide, and conversion tracking in GA4 so the effect of the redesign is measurable.
How a redesign keeps your SEO
Traffic is rarely lost because of a new design. It is lost through addresses and markup: a page that moved without a redirect, a heading that turned into an image, structured data that was never rebuilt, an internal link left pointing at the old path.
So the work starts before the design. I export every URL with its impressions and positions, decide which page in the new structure takes its place, and write the redirect map. Structured data, hreflang, titles and headings move over as content, not as decoration. After launch, Search Console and the redirect map are checked against each other for a month, which is when a mistake is still cheap to fix.
How much a website redesign costs
A redesign of an existing site starts from €1,000 and covers the design, the rebuild, the URL and redirect map and the technical SEO that goes with it. A larger platform with a catalogue, several languages or integrations is quoted after a short call.
The price is fixed in writing before the work starts, so it does not grow mid-project. Every figure is on the pricing page, not behind a form.
Redesign or migration: which one you need
A redesign changes how the site looks and works while it stays on its platform. A migration moves it to a different platform, which brings its own risks and its own checklist.
If you are moving from WordPress or a site builder to Next.js, that is a migration and there is a separate page for it. If the platform stays and the site needs to look and convert better, it is a redesign.
What you get at the end
A site that loads faster than the one it replaces, keeps the positions it had, and has the forms and offers in the places where buyers actually decide.
On a recent build the live scores are 96, 98, 100 and 100 in PageSpeed, on a site carrying full-screen interior photography. The same checks run on your project before launch, and you see them.
How a redesign runs, step by step
Audit of what exists
Pages, positions, traffic, structured data and the technical state of the current site.
Structure and URL map
The new page structure, matched page by page to the old addresses, with the redirect map written down.
Design
Interface design for your buyers and offers, or a pixel-accurate build of your Figma file.
Build with SEO inside
Next.js, clean markup, structured data, hreflang and speed, all in the same pass.
Launch and a month of checks
Redirects, Search Console, positions and enquiries watched while a mistake is still cheap to fix.
