WEBSITE REDESIGN / KREATIAX
Your business has evolved. Your website should too.
We redesign existing websites to explain your offer clearly, work across screen sizes and make it easier to get in touch. We start by understanding what needs fixing and what deserves to stay.
Does your website need fixes or a redesign?
A misplaced button or a broken form may only need a focused fix. A redesign makes sense when the problems affect the structure, content and overall experience: your services have changed, navigation is confusing or the website no longer reflects your brand.
Before deciding, try three journeys on your phone: find a service, understand why to choose your business and send an inquiry. Note unclear information, unnecessary steps and errors. This review helps prioritize work based on evidence.
What your redesign can include
Assessment and priorities
We review pages, navigation, content and contact journeys. We identify what to keep, fix and rebuild, and agree on specific goals before designing.
Structure and content
We organize services, messages and internal pages around your customers’ questions. Each page has a purpose, useful information and a clear next step.
Responsive design
We create an interface consistent with your brand and review readability, button spacing, menus and forms on mobile and desktop. We consider contrast and keyboard navigation.
Development and contact
We implement the agreed pages and integrations. Before launch, we check links, forms, confirmation messages and inquiry delivery.
SEO preparation
We inventory existing URLs, page titles and relevant content. We plan redirects for changing paths, internal links, canonicals and a sitemap that supports the new structure.
Handover and follow-up
We agree on deliverables, access and maintenance responsibilities. Where measurement is available, we compare contact journeys and inquiries against a pre-launch baseline.
From your current website to the new experience
01 / Understand
You share your website, services and the main problem you want to solve. We review the situation and agree on pages, features and delivery criteria.
02 / Organize and design
We define the architecture, prepare content and present the design for reviewing messages, hierarchy and user journeys before development.
03 / Build and check
We develop the approved experience and test pages, languages, links and forms across screen sizes. We also review URLs that will change.
04 / Launch and review
We coordinate launch, check redirects and update the sitemap. We then review issues and usage signals to prioritize improvements.
SEO needs attention during a redesign.
Changing a website without reviewing its URLs can break links that already bring visitors. Before launch, it helps to list current pages, identify those attracting traffic and decide which information to retain. When a path changes, its redirect should point to the equivalent new page.
We check that new pages are accessible, have consistent canonicals and are linked from the website. The sitemap should list the final URLs. These checks help reduce migration errors; rankings and indexing timelines also depend on Google and competing websites.
Questions before a redesign
Can we keep the current domain?
Yes. A redesign can launch on your current domain. We review hosting, access and configuration to plan the transition and check that pages continue to work.
Will all existing content stay?
We review what is still useful and what needs updating. Pages with valuable information are retained or improved. If a page is removed, we assess whether an equivalent destination exists for a redirect.
Can the website be in English and Spanish?
Yes. We agree on which pages need both versions and adapt messages, navigation and language links. Each version should offer complete, consistent content.
How much does it cost, and how long does it take?
That depends on the number of pages, available content, languages and integrations. After reviewing your website, we define scope, pricing and a schedule. Some problems only need targeted fixes.
What should I prepare?
Your current URL, a list of services, your goals, brand materials and any available usage data. Administrative access is coordinated when needed to carry out the project.
Which results can we measure?
Depending on the available tools, we can review inquiries, use of contact journeys and the operation of key pages. We do not promise Google positions or a fixed sales volume.
Let’s start with your current website.
Tell us what is holding your website back. An initial audit helps identify priorities and determine the right scope.
You can also explore our WEB design and development service or review KREATIAX projects.
