Web Design XTC · Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Your business has grown.
Has your website?
An outdated website can make a good business harder to understand. We look at the design, content and customer journey together, then build a clearer experience around the business you are today.
Start with the purpose
Find what needs to change.
Keep what still works.
Sometimes the site looks dated. Sometimes it looks fine, but customers struggle to find a service, read it on a phone or work out how to contact you. A redesign should address the actual problem.
Brian reviews the existing pages, navigation, content and technical setup. If analytics or search data are available, we use that evidence to understand which pages matter and where visitors may be getting stuck.
We then plan the new structure and the transition. Useful pages and content should have a clear place in the new site. If an address changes, redirects can help visitors and search engines reach the appropriate replacement.
A considered change from old to new.
Review the existing site
Identify valuable pages, outdated information and customer frustrations. Decide what to retain, rewrite, combine or retire.
Rebuild around your customers
Give the site a clear structure and a fitting visual identity. Bring the most useful information and next steps into focus.
Plan the handover
Review content, links, contact paths and the migration plan. Agree on how the live switch and post-launch checks will be handled.
Full WordPress website builds start at $5,000.
Redesign and migration costs depend on the existing site, content volume and required functionality.
Good questions
Plan it with confidence.
A few practical answers before we start.
Will a redesign affect our search rankings?
A redesign can affect search visibility, particularly when page addresses, content or structure change. We plan those changes carefully, preserve relevant information and use appropriate redirects. Rankings can still fluctuate, and no migration can guarantee unchanged positions.
Can we keep our domain name?
Yes. A redesign usually uses your existing domain. Hosting and domain settings are reviewed during planning so the transition can be organized around the current setup.
Do we have to replace every page?
No. Useful content can be retained and improved. The review helps determine which parts of the website need substantial change and which already serve your customers well.
Can you improve just part of the website?
Possibly. Share the current website and what is not working. Brian can assess whether focused changes or a broader rebuild make more sense for the problem and the available budget.
Have something in mind?