Engineering capabilities
- Content and URL inventory with a redirect map
- Interface and navigation redesign
- Performance and mobile-experience remediation
- Platform or framework migration
- Post-launch ranking and traffic monitoring
Web & Digital
Rebuilding a dated or slow site without losing the search rankings it already earns u2014 URLs, redirects and metadata are planned before the new design is built.
The order matters: inventory and redirects are settled before design, so the new site inherits the search equity of the old one.
Every ranking URL is accounted for before anything is removed.
Structure is fixed where it was the actual problem, not just restyled.
Page weight, image handling and render blocking are treated as defects.
Rankings and errors are monitored for weeks after launch, not checked once.
Not if URLs, redirects and metadata are planned first. That mapping is done before design, and rankings are monitored after launch.
Yes. Content is audited, migrated and improved where it underperforms rather than discarded by default.
If the structure and platform are sound, a redesign is cheaper. Where the platform is unsupported or the structure is the problem, a rebuild costs less over time.
Six to twelve weeks for most business sites, driven mainly by content volume and approval cycles.
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