Build · Redesign & Speed
Website Redesign & Speed Optimisation
If your website is slow, looks dated on phones or does not bring enquiries, we either tune it or rebuild it — and we tell you which makes more sense after an audit. Every redesign protects your existing rankings with URL mapping and 301 redirects, and we measure speed and conversions before and after.
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- Typical timeline
- 1–2 weeks (speed fix) · 3–6 weeks (redesign)
- Starting from
- On quote
- Tech stack
- PageSpeed InsightsLighthouseSearch ConsoleScreaming FrogNext.jsWordPressCloudflare
// who it's for
Who is redesign & speed for?
- Sites that score poorly on PageSpeed Insights or fail Core Web Vitals
- Businesses whose site was built 4+ years ago and looks it
- Sites with decent traffic but few enquiries
- Owners worried about losing Google rankings in a rebuild
// deliverables
What you get
Audit report
Speed, SEO, accessibility and conversion issues ranked by impact.
Core Web Vitals fixes
Image formats, font loading, render-blocking scripts, layout shift and server response.
Technical SEO fixes
Indexing, canonicals, duplicate pages, broken links, schema and sitemaps.
UX & conversion
Clearer navigation, stronger calls to action, faster forms and sticky mobile CTAs.
Safe migration
URL map, 301 redirects and post-launch ranking checks.
Before/after report
Lighthouse scores and field data compared, with enquiry tracking in place.
// process
How the project runs
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks (speed fix) · 3–6 weeks (redesign).
- step 01
Audit
Speed, SEO and UX audit with a written list of fixes.
- step 02
Recommend
Tune the existing site or rebuild — with cost for each.
- step 03
Fix or rebuild
Changes made on a staging copy first.
- step 04
Migrate safely
Redirects, metadata and tracking verified at launch.
- step 05
Measure
Rankings, speed and enquiries compared over 4–8 weeks.
// work
Related projects
We are adding detailed case studies here. Ask us on a call and we will walk you through live projects similar to yours.
Ask for examples// FAQ
Redesign & Speed: common questions
Will I lose my Google rankings if I redesign my website?
Not if the move is planned. We crawl the old site, map every URL to its new equivalent, set up 301 redirects, keep titles and content that rank, and monitor Search Console after launch. Rankings can fluctuate for a few weeks but should settle at the same or better level.
Why is my website slow?
The usual causes are oversized images, heavy themes and page builders, too many plugins or third-party scripts, cheap hosting and fonts loaded the wrong way. Our audit shows exactly which of these apply to your site.
What are Core Web Vitals?
They are Google’s measurements of real-user experience: how fast the main content appears (LCP), how quickly the page responds to taps (INP) and how much the layout jumps around (CLS). They are a ranking signal and strongly affect bounce rate.
Should I fix my site or rebuild it?
If the design still works and the platform is sound, tuning is cheaper. If the site is built on an outdated theme or page builder, fixes often do not last and a rebuild is better value. We give you both options with costs.
Do you offer a free website audit?
We do a free quick review on a call, covering speed, mobile issues and obvious SEO problems. A full written audit is a paid deliverable that is credited if you go ahead with the work.
Is this the same as SEO services?
We fix the technical side of SEO — speed, indexing, structure, schema. We do not sell monthly link-building or content-marketing retainers.
// related
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// next step
Planning redesign & speed? Let's scope it.
Get a fixed, written quote within one working day. No obligation, no sales pressure — just a clear plan and price.