Website redesign
A better first impression, clearer conversion paths, and a migration plan for URLs, content, and SEO.
Zqdo redesigns websites for businesses that have outgrown an old site but cannot afford a reckless rebuild. We modernize design and conversion while protecting the pages that already earn traffic.
The service
A redesign should not start with a mood board. It should start with what the current site fails to do: generate leads, explain services, load on mobile, or represent the quality of the business.
The expensive mistake is launching a prettier site on new URLs with no redirects, thinner content, and a contact form nobody can find. We treat redesigns as both a design project and a migration project.
Local businesses in Brevard County often need this most: a site from 2016 that still ranks for a few branded terms but loses every comparison against a newer competitor.
Who it’s for
Best when the business has outgrown the current site, not when you only want a new color palette.
Problems we solve
If the site is embarrassing to send, hard to update, or invisible on mobile, redesign is usually cheaper than another year of patching.
We align visual design with the actual quality of your work and the expectations of current customers.
We inspect conversion paths, messaging, and technical issues before assuming you only need ads.
Redirects, content mapping, and metadata are part of the project—not a post-launch scramble.
A redesign is often the right moment to choose a platform your team can actually maintain.
What’s included
Scope is honest about what must change versus what should be preserved.
Keep equity, merge thin pages, and plan redirects.
Services, locations, and proof in an order customers can use.
Modern templates built on the platform that fits.
Redirects, forms, analytics, speed, and mobile checks.
Process
We preserve what works, then replace what is costing you customers.
01
Analytics, search, conversion, and technical baseline.
02
Sitemap, platform decision, and migration plan.
03
New templates with conversion paths designed in.
04
Cut over with monitoring, not hope.
Platforms & tools
From our work
Rebuilds that improved clarity, SEO structure, and the paths visitors take to convert.
Strategy + Next.js transformation
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Real Project Example
Suntree Business Center website case study—redesign for office-space rentals, SEO improvements, conference room booking, and maintenance request workflows.
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Content platform project
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It can if URLs, content, and internal links are handled carelessly. We map the current site, preserve valuable pages, and implement redirects so a redesign is not an accidental de-index.
Most small business redesigns take several weeks depending on content readiness and integrations. Ecommerce and complex migrations take longer because catalog and URL strategy need more care.
Usually yes. Keeping the domain is almost always the right call. Content is rewritten where it is weak and preserved where it already performs.
Send the current site. We will tell you whether you need a visual refresh, a conversion pass, or a full rebuild.
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