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Website redesign without losing rankings
A redesign is not «make it prettier». It is an audit of what already works, a new structure built around real queries, a new interface, and a careful move of every address so that rankings and traffic stay with you instead of leaving with the old site.
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When it is time to redo the site
Most visits come from mobile. If people have to pinch to read the text, the site loses them before the first screen ends.
A slow site loses both people and rankings: speed is a direct ranking factor, not a pleasant bonus.
If changing a price means emailing a developer, the site goes stale faster than you can update it.
The most honest test of all. If you send clients a PDF deck instead of your website, the redesign is already overdue.
How a redesign runs
What brings traffic, what the speed is, which pages anyone actually opens.
Pages and copy with rankings stay. Rewriting them «because they are old» costs traffic.
A new structure around queries, Figma mockups, desktop and mobile.
A redirect map from old addresses to new ones, with every rule checked.
For the first month we track rankings and Search Console errors.
Frequently asked questions
Will rankings drop after a redesign?
What does a redesign cost?
Can we keep the current CMS?
Do all the texts have to be rewritten?
How long does it take?
Website redesign
The real risk in a redesign is not the design, it is the move. A site with 5 years of history has rankings behind it, and a page whose address changes without a redirect loses them outright. That is why the redirect map is drawn before anyone designs the first screen.
We start with an audit: which pages bring traffic today, which copy works, what the speed looks like. Then the new structure, design and responsive layouts. For the first month after launch we keep the rankings under watch — that is when it becomes clear whether everything carried over.