We rebuild sites that have run their course to be modern and easy to manage, while protecting the rankings and content you already have.
From Moisson Laurentides to the Écomusée du patrimoine and Ready4Canada, we’ve rebuilt hundreds of sites without losing what they’d built.
You see what we’re developing before it becomes expensive to change.
Step 1
We look at what your current site does well, then plan the redesign around your goals.
Step 2
You approve the new design before we develop. We keep the pages and content that already perform.
Step 3
We map every URL to its redirect and test before launch, and we test everything before launch so there are no problems with your rankings and links after the switch.
We plan the redesign around the rankings you've built on your current website, right from the start.
The content and links that already perform carry over, instead of starting from zero. Of course, we rebuild the structure of what isn't working.
A site your team can update without a developer, built to stay fast, right from the start.
It's your website, not ours. We even show you how to add content yourself, so you never depend on our team.
Send us your current site. We’ll tell you what’s worth keeping and what a redesign would actually change.
A redesign is a chance to fix what isn’t working on your current site. It’s also when many websites lose their Google rankings: old pages disappear and nothing tells search engines where the content now lives. Done properly, a redesign keeps the visibility you’ve built and even improves it. Here’s our approach.
The biggest risk in a redesign isn’t the design. It’s losing the search rankings your current site has built up over the years.
Before we rebuild, we map every page on your site and decide what carries over. The content that already ranks stays, in a cleaner form. Anything that moves gets a 301 redirect, so visitors and search engines land in the right place instead of hitting a dead end.
We also bring SEO into the project from the first meeting, not after launch. The new structure and the page content are planned around the terms you already rank for and the ones you want to reach.
The result is a site that looks new and keeps the visibility you’d otherwise spend years rebuilding.
Here’s what comes with a redesign we do, beyond a new look.
Most redesigns start with a sense that the site is underperforming. A few common signs:
If a few of these sound familiar, a redesign is probably worth considering.
A redesign is a chance to fix the things underneath the design. For Quebec organizations, it’s also the natural moment to catch up on obligations that didn’t exist when the old site was built:
The new look gets the attention. The parts underneath are what keep it working.
Not if it’s done carefully. We map your URLs to redirects and keep the content that performs, so your rankings carry over instead of resetting.
No. The content that works comes with you, cleaned up and organized in the new design. Anything outdated, we flag before removing it.
Yes. We migrate from most platforms, carrying over your content and your rankings with redirects in place.
Most redesigns take 6 to 10 weeks, depending on the size of the site and how much content needs reworking. We give you a clear timeline up front.
No. We build and test the new site separately, then switch over once it’s ready. Your visitors experience no interruption.
No. We start from what you have and keep what works, rewriting only what needs it. We can handle the copywriting if you’d like.
It depends on the size of the site and how much is rebuilt versus refreshed. We give you an itemized quote up front, so there are no surprises.
Yes. The code, the content, the hosting, and the domain are yours. No lock-in and your team can edit it.
Then that’s what we’ll quote. Sometimes a site needs a new look and a speed fix, without being rebuilt from scratch. We’ll tell you honestly which approach fits your situation best.
Send us the site you have now, and we’ll map out what a redesign could improve, and what should be kept.
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