Problems this service solves
Aging design that undermines trust even when the underlying offer is strong.URL chaos from years of campaigns, seasonal pages and abandoned…
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Website redesign is not “make it pretty again.” It is a controlled replacement or deep refresh of an existing property that already has URLs, backlinks, analytics history and — sometimes — hard-won…
Website redesign is not “make it pretty again.” It is a controlled replacement or deep refresh of an existing property that already has URLs, backlinks, analytics history and — sometimes — hard-won organic visibility. The job is to improve UX and conversion while protecting what already works.
The classic failure mode is a big-bang visual reboot that changes every URL, drops content sections Google indexed and launches without a redirect map. Traffic dips, then leadership blames “SEO” instead of the migration.
66sites approaches redesign as migration-aware product work: inventory what ranks and converts, redesign templates intentionally, map redirects, preserve critical content intent and keep post-launch monitoring inside your subscription.
Practical website, conversion and SEO work tailored to how your buyers actually decide.
Aging design that undermines trust even when the underlying offer is strong.URL chaos from years of campaigns, seasonal pages and abandoned…
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We begin with an inventory: top landing pages by conversions and organic traffic, backlink targets, index coverage issues and brand constraints…
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Pre-redesign SEO & conversion auditIdentify pages and patterns that must survive or intentionally change.URL & redirect mappingDocument old→new paths…
Read more →A look at website designs and layouts we build for service businesses — mockups and project types, not fabricated client claims.
Redesign SEO risk concentrates in URL changes, deleted sections, slower templates and broken internal links. Our process treats those as first-class engineering tasks.
After launch we watch index coverage and query landing pages so we can restore intent matches quickly — still without promising a specific rank recovery timeline.
Companies whose current site underperforms on trust or conversion but already has traffic, listings or backlinks worth protecting — including teams burned by a previous redesign that erased organic gains.
Yearly plans that include design, development, maintenance and SEO foundations — without a large upfront project fee.
For small businesses that need a professional site without a large upfront build.
Best for local and service businesses ready to generate more leads every month.
For growing brands that need ongoing development, SEO and conversion work.
Large sites, complex integrations, multi-location brands and custom applications.
Most redesigns fit Growth ($299/year) or Pro ($399/year) because migration work and template rebuilds are heavier than a greenfield brochure. Starter ($199/year) may cover light refreshes on a small site. Enterprise applies to multi-site or complex CMS estates. Setup fees usually apply and cover the redesign sprint; ongoing plan covers stabilization and growth.
Full notes for challenges, strategy and supporting pages — so the sections above stay scannable.
We begin with an inventory: top landing pages by conversions and organic traffic, backlink targets, index coverage issues and brand constraints. Redesign scope is shaped by that inventory — not by a blank moodboard.
New templates are designed and developed with redirect planning, content migration checklists and parity reviews for money pages. Launch includes Search Console and analytics monitoring windows, not a champagne handoff.
The subscription continues after redesign so we can repair soft 404s, refine UX and expand SEO pages without waiting for another capital project.
Identify pages and patterns that must survive or intentionally change.
Document old→new paths before cutover; implement and verify redirects.
Modern UX for priority templates with clearer offers and CTAs.
Move, merge or retire pages with intent continuity notes.
Preserve or upgrade conversion instrumentation through launch.
Watch coverage, 404s and key conversions; fix regressions quickly.
Monthly improvements once the new foundation is stable.
Straight answers about scope, pricing, ownership and what a subscription includes for this page.
Any material change can move rankings — up or down. We reduce risk with URL mapping, content parity for money pages and post-launch monitoring. We do not guarantee rankings will stay identical.
Often yes, and it’s usually preferable for SEO continuity. When URLs must change for clarity or platform constraints, redirects are mandatory — not optional.
If the theme/architecture blocks performance, accessibility or editor workflow, a redesign (or rebuild) is cheaper long-term. If structure is sound, CRO and content may beat a full visual reboot.
Depends on page count, integrations and decision speed. We phase launches when needed so high-value templates ship first instead of waiting on every archive page.
At minimum: current offers, proof points, service descriptions and brand assets. We help restructure; we don’t invent regulated claims or fabricated testimonials.
Sometimes. Platform changes (e.g., aging builder → WordPress) can be part of redesign when maintenance or SEO needs demand it. Migrations add scope and are priced accordingly.
We inventory indexed content and avoid casually 404’ing articles with inbound links. Merge/redirect strategies are documented when consolidation is healthier than perfect URL nostalgia.
Stabilization first: fix errors and conversion leaks. Then content, technical SEO and CRO continue under your plan so the redesign becomes a growth platform, not a one-time event.
Modern UX with redirect discipline, content parity and post-launch ownership.