Website redesign, from any platform to Next.js.
Faster, safer, better ranked, and without losing your SEO. A UX method before a single line of code, then URL mapping, 301 migration, and a rebuild on a modern stack, with one point of contact.
Time to redesign?
Four signs your website is holding you back.
Your site is slow
Sluggish pages, PageSpeed in the red, visitors leaving before it loads.
Plugins hold you hostage
Updates that break everything, security holes, dependencies nobody controls.
Mobile and SEO are slipping
Dated mobile display, stalled Google rankings, invisible in AI answers.
Maintenance costs too much
Heavy hosting, repeated patches, rising bills for an aging site.
Where you start from
Redesign from WordPress, Wix, Webflow or a custom build.
The destination is the same: a site you own, fast and indexable. The route in depends on where you start.
From WordPress
The most common case. Stacked themes, abandoned plugins, a database weighed down by ten years of history. We keep the content and drop the debt.
From Wix
A site that did the job at launch, but whose code and URLs you do not own. We can rebuild it visually identical if you want, this time on your own ground.
From Webflow
The design holds up; the subscription and CMS limits are what hurt. The existing layout becomes the basis: the redesign targets the foundation, not the look.
From an ageing custom build
An old build nobody maintains any more. We document what exists before touching anything, then replace it piece by piece.
Before you start
The method, step by step.
Audit, information architecture, UX, secure migration, launch and follow-up: the five stages of a redesign are laid out in our complete website redesign guide. This page covers what comes before it: where you are starting from.
How we work
A migration that protects your rankings.
Audit & mapping
We measure performance, list your URLs and the ones that rank, and flag the SEO pitfalls to preserve.
Design & build
A new custom design, built in Next.js: fast, accessible, optimized for Google and AI from day one.
Lossless migration
Content migration, 301 redirects page by page, markup parity. Your SEO follows.
Launch & follow-up
Monitored go-live, ranking and indexation checks, adjustments over the first weeks.
See our 2026 tech stack or our services and pricing.
FAQ
Redesign, without the fear.
Why redesign a WordPress site in Next.js?
WordPress piles up plugins, slows down, multiplies security holes and ages poorly on mobile. Next.js renders near-instant pages, with no exposed database, optimized for Google and AI engines. The result: a faster, safer, better-ranked site that costs less to maintain.
Will I lose my SEO in the redesign?
No, that is the whole point of a clean redesign. We map your existing URLs, keep the ones that rank and set up 301 redirects to the new ones. Content and markup are preserved or improved. Done right, a redesign protects your SEO and usually improves it.
How long does a redesign take?
Depending on page count and complexity, expect 4 to 8 weeks: audit, content and URL migration, design, development, QA and launch. We set the schedule together at kick-off.
How much does a redesign cost?
It depends on scope (page count, features, e-commerce, multilingual). We start with a free call to scope the need, then a clear fixed quote. Our pricing and plans are public on the Pricing page.
What if I want to keep part of WordPress?
That is possible. We can keep WordPress as a headless content back-office and serve a fast Next.js front-end on top. You keep your editing habits, your visitors get a modern site. We pick the approach based on your team and content.
Find out what is slowing your site down.
Start with a free audit of your current site: performance, SEO and AI visibility. Then we tell you, plainly, whether a redesign is worth it.