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Website Redesign Services.
A commercially focused redesign that improves clarity and mobile experience without treating the existing website’s useful content, URLs and data as disposable.
THE CHALLENGE
Improve the experience without creating migration damage.
Redesigns carry migration risk. Visual change must be planned alongside content inventory, analytics, indexed URLs, redirects, integrations, forms and the practical way the internal team manages the site.WHAT’S INCLUDED
Audit, redesign and migration decisions in one plan.
- 01Current-site content and technical audit
- 02Information architecture and responsive redesign
- 03Content, URL and integration migration plan
- 04Redirects, technical SEO and launch monitoring
HOW THE WORK MOVES
Preserve what works, then redesign what holds the site back.
The current site is audited before the replacement structure is agreed. Useful content and URLs are retained or mapped, responsive journeys are redesigned, and redirects, metadata, forms, analytics requirements and indexability are tested around launch.
See the work →WHY ARKIDIS
A redesign is a controlled change, not a visual reset.
Useful URLs, content, backlinks, forms, integrations and editing workflows are reviewed before a replacement structure is approved. This keeps design ambition connected to operational and search risk.
Launch checks cover redirects, canonicals, metadata, forms and agreed analytics events so the new site can be evaluated against the real business objective.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Useful details before discovery.
Can a redesign affect Google visibility?
Yes. Removing useful URLs, changing content or missing redirects can reduce visibility. The migration plan identifies what should stay, move or be consolidated before launch.
Do we need to rewrite every page?
No. Existing content should be assessed for usefulness, accuracy and search value. Strong material can be improved and reused instead of replaced automatically.
Can Arkidis redesign an existing platform?
Often, but access, platform limits, integrations and editing requirements need to be reviewed before the implementation route is confirmed.
CONSIDERING A REDESIGN?