Website Redesign Built to Convert More Traffic

We protect SEO during a redesign by keeping useful content and recording every changed URL. Redirect mapping and setup are a paid add-on. When selected, redirects are tested before launch, and search performance is reviewed after the new site goes live. The website redesign scope records which pages and URLs need this work.

A website refresh fits when the structure is sound and the site simply looks dated, making it cheaper and faster than a redesign. A redesign fits when the pages are wrong or the site is slow, with the chosen scope recorded before the work begins.

Usually most of it. Pages that already earn traffic get kept and improved rather than replaced. Starting from a blank page throws away the one thing the old site was good at.

A website redesign improves an existing site rather than replacing everything by default. It can change the design, structure, content and how the site works.

A website redesign typically takes 1 to 2 weeks, or 2 to 4 weeks with a platform move, to rebuild once the content is ready. Page count, platform, features, approvals and any URL or content migration can affect the schedule. Seed Light confirms those dependencies and the review stages before work begins.

The cost of the website redesign depends on scope and existing work. We review requirements for the website redesign and send an itemised quote before starting.

Yes, rankings can move after a redesigned site launches. We preserve useful pages and monitor search data so issues are visible. Redirect mapping and setup are a paid add-on, including testing changed URLs before launch.

Yes, Seed Light can redesign a website without changing its platform when the current system still supports the required pages and features. The audit checks editing, performance, security and integrations first. A platform move is proposed only when the existing system blocks the agreed redesign.

Seed Light decides which old pages stay by reviewing their traffic, enquiries, links, content and role in the customer journey. Useful pages are kept and improved. Redirect mapping and setup for changed addresses are a paid add-on, so every planned move is recorded before the redesigned site launches.

Rebuild when the current structure has little worth keeping. A redesign is better when useful pages, traffic, links or working features should carry into the new site.

A website redesign can include an audit of the current site, revised structure, updated design, improved content, development, testing, URL mapping and launch checks. Seed Light records what stays, what changes and which existing features must continue before the redesign begins.

Seed Light needs access to the current website, hosting and available analytics, plus existing copy, brand files and a list of required features. Business goals and known site problems guide the audit. Content and approvals must be ready enough to support the agreed schedule.

You keep the redesigned website and the business accounts created or used for it. Seed Light hands over the agreed access and completed work after the project terms are met. Third-party platforms, hosting and paid tools continue under their own account and subscription terms.

Seed Light compares available pre-launch and post-launch data, then checks tracking, traffic, important pages, forms and technical issues. The redesign can be corrected where an agreed requirement is not working. No increase in rankings, enquiries or sales is guaranteed. Those results also depend on demand and traffic.

Seed Light records available traffic, search visibility, forms and calls before launch, then compares the same measures after the redesign. We also check that tracking, important pages, redirects and forms still work. Search monitoring is included when it appears in the project scope, while broader ongoing reporting is scoped separately.

Related services include web design services, SEO services, website maintenance, campaign landing pages, an online marketing agency and an online store. Each has its own page, and any of them can start on the same call.