been.designA better website starts with what matters.
We redesign websites when the product, offer or publishing needs have outgrown the current site. We review the story and existing content before changing the design, then agree what to keep, rebuild and move.
Define the problem before replacing the site.
A dated appearance is one possible issue. A harder problem may be that the site explains an old product, hides a useful service or makes content updates difficult. We separate these issues so the project has a clear reason to exist.
Bring the existing website, the changes in your business and any useful search or conversion records. If the evidence points to a focused content or page update, we can scope that instead of assuming every page needs rebuilding.
A redesign with a content plan.
- Review of the existing page inventory, audience and important journeys.
- A keep, improve, merge or retire decision for the agreed content.
- Revised messaging hierarchy, responsive layouts and shared components.
- Agreed development platform, forms and third-party integrations.
- Redirect planning, metadata, cross-device review and launch checks.
Keep the useful parts visible.
We identify the URLs, project assets, approved quotes and content that need to survive. If a URL changes, the migration scope should include a relevant destination and a tested redirect. Keeping an address can be simpler when the page still serves the same purpose.
This studio's own move from Framer to Next.js retained its Vanos, Spacedome, policy and social-impact routes. That is a practical example of a launch dependency, not a promise that search traffic cannot change.
See the decisions in an actual redesign.
ATQLeads includes an archived view of the earlier website and a preview of the redesigned Framer build. Update.ai documents a change in product storytelling and a reusable website system. The case studies distinguish delivered work from reported business results.
Agree the move and the handover.
We agree the page scope, content responsibilities, platform, review rounds and launch owner before starting. The plan also needs account access, a publishing window, a rollback decision and someone to maintain the site after handover.
Website
$8,000Our $8,000 Website plan includes up to six pages with Next.js development. A redesign still needs a scoped review of existing content, redirects, CMS work and integrations. Migration work and Framer builds are quoted separately; extra pages under the Website plan are $500 each.
Final deliverables, feedback rounds and milestones are agreed in your proposal.A little of the work.
Before you decide.
When does your website need a redesign?
A decision guide for improving or rebuilding a website, with a diagnosis table, real redesign examples and a migration-first project plan.
A website redesign checklist for search visibility.
Plan a website redesign with an inventory, URL mapping, redirects, metadata, launch checks and Search Console monitoring. A practical checklist from been.design.
A website project brief you can use.
A practical website brief with a free text template: audience, pages, content, proof, integrations, migration, ownership and measurement. No email form required.
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Let’s give it a great website.