Web Development
Company websites, online shops and web applications, built in Next.js. TechPlay’s database of more than 200,000 games runs on the same stack.
Website redesign that brings a new look and a faster site, while content, old addresses and rankings come along.
We redesign websites that no longer match the business: slow on a phone, hard to edit, or simply out of date. You get a new design and a site built properly underneath, while the content, the addresses people already use and the positions you have in search come with it.
- How long does a website redesign take?
- A business website usually takes 4–8 weeks, depending on the number of pages, content and integrations.
- How much does a website redesign cost?
- A redesign starts from €1,500.
- Who owns the new site?
- You do.
What this service includes
Before anything is designed we take stock of the old site: every page, what brings visitors and what has to stay. That list guides the new structure and the redirects, so launch day is the start of something better, not a drop in traffic.
Every page, the searches it ranks for, the traffic it brings and the content worth keeping, listed before the first sketch. Nothing is dropped by accident.
A design built around your brand and your buyers, tried on a phone first, with the structure the inventory showed people actually use.
If the platform is the problem, the redesign moves it, for example from WordPress to Next.js. If it is not, we keep it and redesign on top of it.
WordPress to Next.jsPages, documents and images come across and are checked against the original. For RTV FBiH we catalogued all 418 pages of the old site before moving about 1,400 documents.
Case study: RTV FBiHEvery address that brings visitors or links points to its new equivalent with a 301 redirect, so bookmarks, shared links and search results keep working. The veterans' association portal kept its old links leading to the right story.
Case study: Maloljetni dobrovoljciWhen the redesign comes with a move, we move the site and email together and check both before the switch. Media Monitoring moved 11,792 emails to our server without losing one.
Case study: Media Monitoring
When a redesign makes sense
- The site looks dated next to competitors, and visitors on a phone leave before it loads.
- Every change needs a developer, so the content is months behind what the business actually offers.
- A previous redesign lost content or rankings, and nobody wants to risk that again.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Inventory and fixed quote
What you receiveA written scope with the page list, the redirect plan and a fixed price.
Design and prototype
What you receiveA prototype you have clicked through before the build.
Build and content move
What you receiveThe whole site on staging, with every page in place.
Launch with redirects
What you receiveA live site where old links still lead somewhere useful.
A month of monitoring
What you receiveA before-and-after report and a tuned site.
Related work: RTV FBiH
1,348
tenders and procurement records, now public and searchable
For RTV FBiH we catalogued all 418 pages of the old site before the redesign and moved about 1,400 documents, with every tender checked against the original.
View case studyChosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
New pages rendered on the server: fast on a phone and complete for search engines.
Screaming Frog
Crawls the old site so no page is missed, then checks every redirect after launch.
Google Search Console
Rankings, indexing and errors compared before and after the switch.
Figma
The new design and prototype, reviewed and clicked through before any code.
Cloudflare
DNS and redirects at the edge during and after the move.
The work stays with you
Nothing lost by accident
Every page of the old site accounted for: moved, merged or redirected, on a list you keep.
Links that keep working
Old addresses redirect to their new pages, so search results and shared links do not break.
A site your team edits
A CMS set up around your content, with a recorded walkthrough.
Code and accounts you own
Repository, domain, hosting and analytics registered to your business from day one.
Related pages
- Restaurant & Café WebsitesWebsites, QR menus and table ordering for restaurants and cafés
- Salon Websites with Online BookingWebsites for beauty salons that take bookings by themselves, day and night
- Event Venue & Wedding WebsitesWebsites for event venues and wedding studios that sell every offer and collect complete enquiries
- Accessibility Audit & FixesWCAG 2.2 AA audits and fixes in code, for the European Accessibility Act
- Dedicated DevelopersNext.js and React Native developers who join your team for as long as the project needs
- Headless CMS DevelopmentA CMS built for your editors, with Next.js delivering the content to the web and apps
Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a website redesign take?
A business website usually takes 4–8 weeks, depending on the number of pages, content and integrations. Large sites move in stages. The timeline is in the written scope before work starts.
02How much does a website redesign cost?
A redesign starts from €1,500. The final price depends on the number of pages, content and integrations; you receive it in writing after the inventory, and it does not change.
03Who owns the new site?
You do. Code, domain, hosting and analytics are registered to your business from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Will we lose our Google rankings?
Positions can move for a few weeks after any redesign. They hold over time when every address that brings visitors redirects to its equivalent, the content stays and indexing is watched. That is what the redirect map and the month of monitoring are for.
05Can we keep our current platform?
Yes, if it is not what holds you back. Many redesigns keep WordPress or the existing CMS and change the design and structure. When the platform is the problem, we say so and explain why in writing.
06Do we have to rewrite all the content?
No. Existing content moves across, and we flag pages that are thin, outdated or duplicated. Rewriting is optional and agreed separately if you want us to do it.
Often combined with
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.
Graphic Design
Logos, brand guidelines and the templates your team uses every day. For Maky Beauty we designed the brand first and built the site around it.