Website Redesign in Windsorfor sites that look dated and convert worse

Redesigns start at £2,200 for a small brochure site rebuilt on Wix Studio, £3,500–£6,000 for a larger multi-service site with content restructuring, and £4,500+ for ecommerce redesigns. The SEO migration is included in the price rather than sold as an extra — it isn't optional if you want to keep your traffic.

It can, and that's why the migration is treated as its own deliverable. I build a complete inventory of your existing URLs, map every one to its new equivalent with a 301 redirect, carry over titles, descriptions and schema, keep your strongest-performing content rather than 'refreshing' it away, resubmit the sitemap, and monitor Search Console for a month afterwards. Done that way, rankings normally hold and often improve because the new site is faster and better structured.

Data first. Analytics shows which pages earn enquiries and where visitors leave; Search Console shows which queries you already rank for and shouldn't jeopardise; competitor analysis shows what buyers in your market see elsewhere. Only then do we make design decisions — that's the difference between a redesign and a reskin.

Two to three weeks for a small Wix Studio rebuild, four to six weeks for a larger site or ecommerce redesign, plus about a week for redirect mapping and pre-launch QA on sites with lots of legacy URLs. Windsor clients often move faster because content reviews can happen in person.

Yes, where they're still doing a job. I'll tell you honestly which pages are pulling their weight, which need rewriting, and which should be consolidated or redirected. Photography I'll either art-direct with a local Windsor photographer or supplement with high-quality stock if budget is tight.

Usually. The common culprits are missing or chained 301 redirects, canonical tags pointing at the wrong URLs, accidental noindex tags left from staging, a broken or unsubmitted sitemap, and lost internal links. I audit all of that, produce a prioritised fix list, and implement it — most recoveries show movement within four to eight weeks.

Only if the platform is the constraint. If you're on WordPress and drowning in plugin maintenance, or on Squarespace and outgrowing its commerce tools, then yes. If your current platform is fine, keeping it saves you money — I'd rather spend your budget on structure and content.

Copy is included and it's often where most of the conversion gain comes from. I rewrite service pages around what your Windsor customers actually search for and worry about, then structure each page so the next step is always obvious.

Thirty days of free tweaks plus Search Console monitoring so any indexation issue is caught early. After that, optional care plans from £70/month cover updates, changes and ongoing performance checks.