Website Redesign And Development
We rebuild websites without losing what you've built.
We redesign and develop enterprise websites on modern foundations without losing the content, search visibility, integrations, or operational continuity your business depends on.
Modernize your website while keeping the content, systems, search visibility, and workflows your business depends on.
The Problem
Redesigning a website is easy. Rebuilding one without disrupting the business is harder.
Content gets lost or restructured without a plan
URLs change and search visibility drops
Existing integrations stop working
Governance gets harder
The CMS still needs a developer for everyday changes
Launch becomes a risky all-at-once cutover
Our process is designed to prevent these problems, with engineering and architecture considered alongside design.
What we deliver
A modern website built from strategy through production.
01
Strategy & UX
Information architecture, user journeys, content structure, and interface design aligned to business goals.
02
Modern CMS
Structured content models and reusable components your team can manage without relying on developers for everyday changes.
03
Frontend Development
Fast, responsive, accessible interfaces built for real-world performance across devices.
04
Migration & SEO
URL mapping, redirects, metadata, heading structure, and technical SEO carried through the rebuild.
05
Integrations
CRM, marketing automation, analytics, search, and internal systems incorporated into the new architecture.
06
Quality & Accessibility
Cross-browser, cross-device, accessibility, and performance testing built into the process.
Migration
A better website shouldn't cost you the value of the old one.
A redesign is also a migration of content, URLs, search equity, integrations, and years of organizational knowledge.
URL & Redirect Mapping
Existing URLs are identified and redirects planned before launch.
Content Preservation
Content, metadata, headings, and page relationships are mapped and accounted for through the migration.
SEO Continuity
Search visibility is considered from the beginning of the rebuild, not treated as a post-launch fix.
Staged Migration
Content and functionality are validated in staging before anything goes live.
Launch Validation
Redirects, forms, analytics, integrations, and indexing signals are checked after deployment.
Process
From discovery to launch, every stage has a purpose.
01
Discover
Audit the existing site: content inventory, URL structure, integrations, analytics history, and technical constraints — alongside user and business goals.
02
Define
Map what stays, what changes, and what gets retired. Prioritize based on content value, traffic, and business impact.
03
Design
Design the new IA and interface against the real content inventory. Redirect and migration mapping begin here, not after launch.
04
Build
Develop the CMS, frontend, and integrations on staging, alongside content migration and redirect implementation.
01
Launch & Support
Validate redirects, forms, analytics, and integrations at launch, then support your team as they take over.
Enterprise realities
Rebuilding a live website takes more than good design.
Live Production Systems
Plan the rebuild around a website that still needs to operate while the new experience is being developed.
Structured Content Migration
Move content and relationships into the new architecture without treating the existing site as disconnected pages.
Integration Continuity
Identify and account for the systems connected to the existing website before changing the underlying architecture.
Governance During Launch
Build review, approval, staging, and publishing into the transition so multiple stakeholders can work without blocking the project.
Accessibility Through the Rebuild
Carry accessibility requirements into the new design system and frontend rather than fixing them after development.
Why Exist
Design and engineering in one team.
Website redesigns involve more than UX and frontend development. Content, integrations, infrastructure, and governance all have to work together.
Design that can be built. Engineering that understands the experience. A production team that stays through launch.
200+ engineers and designers across software, data, cloud, and digital experience.
Selected Work
Selected redesign work
GoTyme Bank South Africa
Digital experience redesign supporting a broader brand transition and customer onboarding experience.
First Gen
Enterprise website design and development supporting the modernization of its digital presence.
Philstar
Corporate website redesign and development focused on a modern digital experience.
After Launch
Your new website should get easier to manage, not harder.
Your team gets a website they can manage, extend, and evolve without relying on developers for every content change.
Content Management
Structured editing experiences designed around how your teams actually work.
Component-Based Development
Reusable components make it easier to create new pages without starting from scratch.
Post-Launch Support
We stay available after launch to resolve issues, tune performance, and help your team transition to the new platform.
Questions about website redesign
How long does a website redesign take?
Timelines depend on scope, content, integrations, migration requirements, and stakeholder involvement. We establish the delivery plan during discovery.
Can you redesign our existing website without losing our SEO?
We plan URL mappings, redirects, metadata, content structure, and technical SEO as part of the rebuild. No redesign can guarantee rankings, but migration is planned to minimize avoidable search disruption.
Can our team manage the website after launch?
Yes. We build structured CMS models and reusable components so your team can manage everyday content without developer involvement.
Can you work with our existing CMS?
We can assess your current platform and recommend whether to retain, restructure, or migrate it based on your requirements.
Can you integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. Integrations are assessed as part of discovery and incorporated into the new architecture.