Find the right website redesign specialist.
Improve an existing website while protecting useful content and the journeys customers already use.
What should the work include?
Ask for deliverables that can be checked, reviewed and handed over. A useful proposal should explain the process as well as the finished result.
- Audit of existing content and user journeys
- Updated design and page templates
- Redirects, testing and launch plan
What changes the price?
Providers need enough detail to estimate the same piece of work. These points often explain why two quotes differ:
- Size and condition of the current site
- Content rewriting and migration
- Integrations and technical debt
Questions to ask before choosing
- Which pages and URLs will be retained?
- How will redirects and tracking be checked?
- Can the new design be reviewed before launch?
Share your current URL and explain what is failing before asking for prices.
How to compare proposals
Put each provider’s deliverables, timetable, ownership, support and exclusions side by side. Request clarification where an item is vague. A lower quote can be good value, but only when it covers the work you actually need.
A redesign can cost more than a new brochure site when content and technical migrations are involved.
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