Redesign without losing what already works.
Most redesigns quietly cost you traffic. We map what's ranking and converting before anything moves, then rebuild around it — so the new site starts ahead, not behind. We work with businesses across Canada.
A website redesign rebuilds an existing site's design, structure and platform while preserving the equity it has already earned — rankings, backlinks, converting pages and tracking history. The design work is the visible half; the migration plan that keeps traffic intact is the half that decides whether it was worth doing.
A rebuild that keeps the equity.
What ranks, what converts, what nobody visits — established first, so decisions are made on evidence.
Redirect maps, structure preservation and post-launch monitoring, so the new site inherits rather than restarts.
Rebuilt natively, so the new site is quicker than the old one on day one — not after a later optimization project.
Tell us what the site has to do.
Two minutes to sketch the brief. An honest scope, a timeline and a number come back — no discovery call required first.
Preserve URLs where you can, redirect them carefully where you can't, and keep the pages that earn traffic intact. Most redesign traffic losses are migration mistakes, not design ones.
Usually we'd move you off it. The performance gain from a natively coded rebuild is the main reason a redesign pays for itself.
Typically four to eight weeks depending on page count and integrations. The audit at the start usually shortens the build by cutting pages nobody uses.
Audited, then kept, merged or retired deliberately. Content is migrated as structured data, so it's easier to maintain afterwards than it was before.
Most Canadian small business redesigns land between $5,000 and $25,000 CAD. The number is driven by functionality and integrations rather than page count — a redesign that also has to take deposits or talk to your CRM is a different job from one that rebuilds the same brochure faster. We quote a fixed scope after reading your brief.
Yes. We work remotely with clients across Canada — the work happens in your repo, your hosting and your accounts, so where we sit doesn't change the result or the handover.