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Website Redesign

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Website Redesign Without Losing Traffic

Most sites do not need a redesign because they look dated. They need one because the site has stopped doing its job — slow on phones, messy navigation, and hard for your team to update.

I rebuild around how people actually use the site, on WordPress or Next.js, keeping every ranking and backlink you have already earned.

Redesigns fail in three predictable ways: they lose traffic, get slower, or become unmaintainable. A redesign is worth doing when it fixes structure, speed, and migration at the same time as the visual refresh.

You work directly with me, Hammad Khan — audit, build, migration, and the week after launch.

Audit
IA & wireframes
Design & build
SEO launch
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What's Included — No Upsells

Technical audit, information architecture, design system, mobile-first build, performance, SEO migration with full redirect map, analytics continuity, accessibility basics, content migration, and training handoff.

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Get a fixed redesign quote for your site

Send your URL and what is not working. I will say whether a full redesign is warranted — or if a cleanup gets you most of the way there.

Who This Is For

Existing sites that are slow, bloated, or hard to edit — especially Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, or old purchased themes. Not for brand-new sites from scratch or single campaign pages.

Project Timeline

Assumes content and feedback within a few days. Content readiness usually sets the pace more than the build.

Project sizeScopeTimeline
Small5–10 pages, existing brand, WP2–3 weeks
Standard10–25 pages, blog, design system4–6 weeks
Large25+ pages, Woo, custom, or Next.js8–12 weeks

Soft Pricing Estimates (USD)

Estimates in USD, quoted as a fixed price after the audit — not hourly. Redirect map, performance, and QA are included on every project.

ScopeEstimated range
Small WP redesign, 5–10 pages$2,000–$3,500
Standard + blog + design system$3,500–$6,000
Larger / complex migration$6,000–$8,000

WooCommerce, membership, multi-language, or Next.js often run $8,000–$15,000+. See the website redesign cost guide.

How I Work

One developer, fixed price after audit, staging access throughout, no proprietary lock-in, and no invented conversion guarantees.

Frequently Asked Questions

Rankings, Elementor rebuilds, cost, content rewrite, downtime during build, speed, and ongoing help.

Will a redesign hurt my search rankings?

It can if migration is careless. Protection is a complete URL map, 301s for every changed URL, preserved titles/headings, rebuilt internal links, and a post-launch crawl. Permanent traffic loss almost always means skipped redirects.

Sometimes. If structure is sound, cleanup is cheaper. If nested widgets and stacked plugins dominate, a clean rebuild usually costs less than continuing to work around it. The audit decides.

Most land between $2,000 and $8,000 depending on pages, templates, and content rebuild. Custom WooCommerce or Next.js go higher. You get a fixed number after the audit.

No. Most content migrates as-is. The audit flags thin, duplicated, or cannibalizing pages worth rewriting or merging.

It stays live and untouched. The redesign is built on separate staging until launch day.

That is a core goal and it is measured on real templates before launch — not assumed from screenshots.

Get a Fixed Redesign Quote

Send your current site URL and a short note about what is not working. Honest read on redesign vs cleanup, and what a fixed price would look like.

Get a fixed redesign quote

Fixed quote after review. If redesign is wrong for you, I will say so.