A new design, without losing what already works.
Rebrands and redesigns on WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify. You get a new design on a clean build, and keep the rankings, content, customers and orders you already have.
01Who it’s for
Businesses whose site looks dated or no longer fits the brand, agencies with a new design for an existing client site, and stores that need a new look without losing their sales history.
Design to build
Your new design built as a custom theme with ACF Pro, in Elementor Pro with custom widgets, or with Gutenberg blocks, whichever suits your team.
SEO carried over
URL mapping, redirects, titles, meta and structured data checked before launch, so rankings aren’t reset.
Content & data migration
Pages, posts, products, customers and orders moved across and checked, not just copied.
Hosting & launch
A staging site for review, then a planned launch with DNS, SSL and caching handled, and a rollback path.
Speed checked
The new site is measured against the old one for speed and Core Web Vitals before launch.
02How it works
Same process, every project.
Staging first, evidence before changes, and a written note of what was done and why.
- AuditRecord what the current site does well: traffic, rankings, URLs, integrations.
- Build on stagingThe new design built on a staging copy, reviewed as it goes.
- Migrate & mapContent, data and redirects moved and checked.
- Launch & verifyPlanned launch, then checks on forms, checkout, redirects, speed and Search Console.
03Common questions
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
Not if it’s planned properly. I map every old URL to its new one, carry over titles, meta and structured data, and set redirects before launch, so search engines see a moved page, not a missing one.
Can you redesign my site without rebuilding everything?
Often, yes. If the existing theme and code are sound, a redesign can be a new front end on the same content and data. I’ll tell you which approach fits after looking at the site.
Can you work from our designer’s or agency’s files?
Yes, from Figma or other design files, including agency designs that need pixel-accurate implementation.