Use case
Redesign an old, slow website
Keep what works, fix what's costing you customers, lose nothing you've earned.
Rankings preserved
Every old URL redirected properly, so nothing you've earned is lost.
Honest audit first
We tell you free whether you need a rebuild or just fixes.
Measurable jump
Before-and-after speed and vitals numbers, not vibes.
Modern and yours
A site that looks current and doesn't lock you into a platform.
The most common reason a redesign goes wrong is losing search traffic on launch day, old URLs disappear, redirects are forgotten, and rankings built over years evaporate overnight.
We map every existing URL before we start and redirect each one to its new home, carry across the content that's already earning traffic, and only then rebuild the experience around it.
Questions people ask
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
Not if it's done properly. The risk comes from broken redirects and lost content. We map every old URL to a new one and preserve what's already ranking, so traffic typically improves rather than drops.
Should I redesign or just fix my current site?
If your site is on a modern platform and only needs speed or content work, fixing is cheaper and we'll say so. If it's a slow builder site fighting you at every turn, rebuilding usually costs less than a year of patching.
Ready to be the answer, not the tenth link?
Tell us about your business. We'll show you exactly how customers, and AI assistants, will start finding you.