Website Redesign
for Vancouver
Businesses.
If your website is slow, dated, hard to update or broken on phones, it is costing you enquiries. We redesign and rebuild it for speed, mobile and search, keep what already works, and protect the Google rankings you have earned.
Refresh What You Have, or Rebuild It
Not every dated website needs to start from zero. We look at what you have and recommend the smaller job when it will do, because you should not pay for more than you need.
Full redesign and rebuild
For sites on an old or limited platform, or ones that no longer reflect the business. We plan, design and rebuild the site, then move it across without losing what works.
- A review of your current site, its traffic and its search rankings
- A new design built around your brand and your customers
- Mobile-first pages built to load fast
- Your content moved across, tidied and improved
- Every old page address redirected to its new home
- Testing, launch and training so you can update it yourself
Redesign on your current platform
For sites that are basically sound but look tired or underperform. We improve the design, speed and content without changing the platform underneath.
- Updated layout, typography and colours
- Faster pages: images, fonts and scripts cleaned up
- Mobile layout problems fixed
- Clearer calls to action and contact forms that work
- Page titles, descriptions and headings improved
- Outdated content, prices and photos updated
What Every Website Redesign Includes
A redesign is more than a new look. These are the parts that decide whether the new site brings in more business than the old one.
Site review
We measure your current speed, mobile usability, search rankings and enquiries, so you can see what the redesign improves.
Content plan
We keep the pages that bring in visitors, merge the ones that overlap, and add the pages your customers are looking for.
New design
A layout built around your brand and your customers, shown to you as a design before anything is built.
Mobile-first build
Designed for phones first, because Google indexes the mobile version of your site and most visitors arrive on one.
Speed
Built to Google’s Core Web Vitals targets, with compressed images and only the scripts the site needs.
SEO-safe migration
Page titles, headings and content carried across, and every old address redirected so links and listings keep working.
Lead capture
A clear next step on every page, a contact form tested to reach your inbox, and tap-to-call on phones.
Accessibility
Readable contrast, labelled forms and keyboard-friendly navigation, following the WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines.
Launch and training
Testing on real devices before launch, then a walkthrough so you can update pages yourself.
When a Website Needs a Redesign
Websites age faster than most businesses notice. These are the signs we see most often in sites that are losing enquiries:
- It is hard to read or use on a phone, or the page scrolls sideways.
- It fails Google’s Core Web Vitals, or takes more than a few seconds to load.
- It looks dated next to your competitors.
- Nobody updates it because changing anything is slow or needs a developer.
- Your services, prices or team have changed and the site has not.
- It brings in few enquiries, even though people visit.
Protecting What Already Works
An older site often holds value you cannot see at a glance: pages that rank, links from other sites, and content customers rely on. Before we change anything, we make sure none of it is lost:
- Pages that already bring in search traffic, kept and improved.
- Page addresses kept where possible, and redirected where not.
- Links from other websites pointed at the right new pages.
- Your Google Business Profile and directory listings updated to match.
- Contact forms, booking tools and integrations reconnected and tested.
- Analytics and Search Console carried across, so results can be compared.
- Your domain, email and ownership of every account left in your name.
How We Protect Your Rankings
The biggest risk in a redesign is losing search traffic you already have. These are the steps we take on every redesign to prevent it.
Crawl the old site
We record every page, title and heading on your current site before work starts.
Map every address
Each old page address is matched to its new page, so nothing ends in a dead link.
Keep what ranks
Pages that bring in visitors keep their topic and content, improved rather than replaced.
301 redirects
Permanent redirects tell Google where each page has moved, so its value carries over.
Test before launch
We check redirects, forms, titles and speed on a preview before the new site goes live.
Watch after launch
We check Search Console in the weeks after launch and fix any errors that appear.
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
Not when the migration is planned. Small movements in the first few weeks are normal while Google re-reads the site. With redirects and content in place, rankings usually settle and then improve as speed and mobile scores do.
Which Is Right for You?
We recommend the smaller job whenever it will do. The difference is usually the platform underneath.
A refresh fits when
Your platform is sound and easy to update.
- The site works but looks dated
- Pages load reasonably on phones
- You can already edit content yourself
- The structure still fits your services
A rebuild fits when
The platform itself is holding you back.
- Pages are slow even after clean-up
- The site breaks on phones
- Simple changes need a developer
- The platform is no longer supported
- Security updates have stopped
- You are paying for features you do not use
- Your services have outgrown the structure
- You want to add a shop or bookings
Not sure where your site stands? Our free website health check guide shows you how to test it in about 30 minutes.
From Old Site to New Site
Review
We measure your current site and agree what the redesign must achieve.
Plan
We map the pages, content and redirects for the new site.
Design
You see and approve the new design before anything is built.
Build and test
We build the site, move your content and test every redirect.
Launch and support
We go live, watch Search Console, and stay on for updates.
Website Redesign FAQ
How much does a website redesign cost?
Most redesigns fall between $1,500 and $5,000, depending on the number of pages, how much content needs rewriting and whether the platform changes. You get a written, fixed quote after a free consultation.
How long does a redesign take?
It depends on the size of the site and how quickly content and feedback come together. You get a realistic timeline with your quote, and the old site stays live until the new one is ready.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not when the migration is planned. We keep the pages that perform, carry their content across and redirect every old address to its new page.
Can you keep my current content?
Yes. We move it across and tidy it on the way. We also point out what is outdated or missing, and can rewrite pages that are not working.
Do I need a new domain?
No. You keep your domain and email address. The new site is connected to the same domain at launch.
Will my site be down during the redesign?
No. We build the new site separately and switch over at launch, usually with no downtime.
Can I update the new site myself?
Yes. We build it so you can edit text, photos and pages, and we show you how at launch. If you would rather not, our maintenance plans cover updates.
Can you redesign an online store?
Yes. For stores we usually recommend Shopify. If you already have a store on any platform, a store audit is often the better first step.
Do you work with businesses outside Vancouver?
Yes. We are based in Vancouver and work with businesses across BC and Canada, by video call and email.
Do you only redesign websites?
No. We also build new websites from scratch and Shopify stores. If your store is the problem, see our online store audit service.
Ready for a Website That Works as Hard as You Do?
Send us your website address and tell us what is not working. We will reply within one business day. Free consultation, no commitment required.