Website Redesign Services
Outgrown your current site, or worried it’s costing you leads? We redesign WordPress sites, homepages, landing pages, and full ecommerce stores — without losing the search rankings and traffic you’ve already earned.
What We Redesign
Redesign Services for Every Type of Site
Whether it’s one page or the whole site, we scope the redesign to what’s actually holding your site back — not a full rebuild you don’t need.
Full Website Redesign
A complete rebuild — new design system, updated content structure, and a faster, mobile-first build — for sites that have fallen behind visually or technically.
WordPress Website Redesign
Our core specialty — redesigning existing WordPress sites (any theme or builder) into a modern, Elementor-powered site your team can actually manage.
See WordPress Redesign DetailsEcommerce Website Redesign
Redesigning a live store is different — every change has to protect checkout conversion and existing product SEO. We redesign around that, not around it.
See Ecommerce Redesign DetailsHomepage & Landing Page Redesign
Sometimes the whole site doesn’t need touching — just the page that’s actually losing you visitors. We redesign a single homepage or landing page for clarity and conversion.
Corporate & B2B Website Redesign
A more structured process for organizations with multiple stakeholders — brand guidelines, approval rounds, and a site built to support a longer B2B sales cycle.
Website Relaunch & SEO-Safe Migration
The part most redesigns get wrong. We map every existing URL to its new equivalent, set up proper redirects, and re-verify Search Console before and after launch — so a redesign grows your traffic instead of resetting it.
Not Sure What Your Site Actually Needs?
Send us your current URL and we’ll tell you honestly whether it needs a full redesign, a partial refresh, or just a few targeted fixes — before you pay for more than you need.
Why Choose Us
Why Businesses Trust Us With Their Redesign
A redesign done wrong costs you the traffic and rankings you already have. Here’s how we make sure that doesn’t happen.
SEO-Safe by Default
Every redesign includes a full URL and redirect audit before launch — not as an add-on, as a standard step.
You Talk Directly to the Developer
No account managers, no handoffs between departments. You communicate directly with the person building your site.
Fast, Realistic Timelines
Most homepage or landing page redesigns take 1–2 weeks; full site redesigns typically run 3–6 weeks depending on scope.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We revise the design as many times as needed until you approve it — we don’t consider a project closed until you do.
Tested Before Launch
Every redesign is checked for speed, mobile behavior, broken links, and redirect accuracy before it goes live — included, not billed separately.
Proven Across 800+ Projects
Our redesign process has been refined across hundreds of live sites, so we already know where most projects tend to go wrong.
Our Process
How a Redesign Actually Works With Us
The same six-step process behind every redesign we deliver, whether it’s one page or the whole site.
Audit & Discovery
We review your current site’s analytics, top-performing pages, and existing URL structure before touching any design — so we know exactly what’s actually working and shouldn’t change.
Content & SEO Migration Plan
Every existing URL gets mapped to its new equivalent, and we flag any content that needs rewriting or consolidating before the build starts.
Design & Prototype
We design key pages first and get your sign-off before building the full site, so revisions happen at the cheapest possible stage.
Build & Development
The approved design gets built in WordPress/Elementor (or your existing stack), with clean, maintainable code your team — or any future developer — can actually work with.
QA & Redirect Testing
Every redirect, form, and page gets tested on a staging environment before launch — including a full link-check pass so nothing 404s on day one.
Launch & Post-Launch Monitoring
We re-verify Search Console and your sitemap immediately after launch, then monitor indexing and traffic for the first two weeks to catch anything early.
Example Projects
The Kind of Redesigns We Deliver
A look at the types of redesign projects we take on most often.
Legacy WordPress Site Rebuilt on Elementor
An outdated, slow-loading WordPress site was rebuilt from the ground up on Elementor — new design, mobile-first layout, and every existing URL redirected to protect its search rankings through the switch.
WooCommerce Store Redesign With Zero Checkout Downtime
A live WooCommerce store’s storefront was redesigned around a new brand identity while checkout, product data, and existing SEO stayed untouched throughout the transition.
Homepage Redesign to Fix a High Bounce Rate
Analytics showed most visitors were leaving from the homepage alone — a targeted homepage-only redesign clarified the messaging and cut the bounce rate without touching the rest of the site.
B2B Website Modernization With Multi-Stakeholder Sign-Off
A corporate site went through a full brand-aligned redesign with staged approvals across marketing and leadership, delivered on a fixed timeline for a scheduled relaunch date.
Client Reviews
What Clients Say About Our Development Work
Honest feedback from businesses we’ve helped build, redesign, and support.
I’ve worked with Mudassar for over six years through SEO Is Local, where he has served as my webmaster. He has been reliable, responsive, and easy to communicate with throughout our entire working relationship. Whenever I need website updates, fixes, or support, he is always available and willing to help.
Mudassar is a GREAT guy to work with. He is VERY honest and goes above and beyond on all of his work. I’ve had the pleasure of working on several projects for well over 5 years and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Mudassar and his services. Tremendous integrity and always does amazing work.
Mudassar has done amazing work for our team! He is very attentive to our requests and his able to accomplish them in a very timely manner. He does a great job of bringing the vision you have for your website to life. I highly recommend!
FAQ
Common Questions About Website Redesign
Clear answers to what people ask most before starting a redesign project.
Mudassar Shakeel — Lead Redesign Expert
Web Developer & Designer · Mc Starters
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About This Service
Website Redesign — Everything You Need to Know
A website redesign is one of the highest-risk, highest-reward changes a business can make to its online presence — done well, it improves conversion and search performance; done carelessly, it can reset both overnight. Here’s a full guide to what actually goes into a redesign, what it costs, and how to protect what your current site has already earned.
What Counts as a Website Redesign?
A website redesign can mean anything from a full rebuild — new design system, new content structure, new underlying platform — to a targeted refresh of a single underperforming page. The right scope depends entirely on what’s actually broken: a site that looks dated but converts fine needs a different project than a site with strong branding but a confusing homepage.
Before committing to a full redesign, it’s worth an honest audit of analytics and user behavior to confirm where the real problem sits — a full rebuild is expensive and unnecessary if the issue is actually confined to one page.
How Much Does a Website Redesign Really Cost?
Redesign costs vary enormously based on scope — a single homepage redesign costs a fraction of a full multi-page site rebuild, and an ecommerce redesign typically costs more than either due to the added complexity of checkout, product data, and inventory systems. Generic price ranges circulating online are rarely useful, since they rarely account for how much existing content needs migrating or how many stakeholders need to sign off on the design.
The more reliable way to budget is scoping the actual project first — page count, platform, content migration needs — rather than anchoring to an average that may not reflect your specific site.
Why Redesigns Cause Ranking Drops (and How to Prevent It)
The single most common redesign mistake is changing URL structures without redirecting the old ones. When Google can no longer find a page it previously indexed, that page’s ranking history is lost — not because the design changed, but because the URL disappeared without a signal pointing search engines to its replacement.
A proper redesign process maps every existing URL to its new equivalent with a 301 redirect, keeps core page content substantively similar where rankings matter most, and re-verifies Google Search Console and the XML sitemap immediately after launch — treating this as a required step, not an afterthought.
Redesigning on WordPress vs. Migrating From Another Platform
Many redesign projects are also platform migrations — moving from Squarespace, Wix, or HubSpot into WordPress for more design flexibility, a larger plugin ecosystem, or lower long-term software costs. This adds a data-export step to the process but otherwise follows the same audit-migrate-launch structure as a same-platform redesign.
Staying on WordPress but changing themes or page builders is a simpler redesign, since content typically doesn’t need re-platforming, just visual and structural rework.
Redesigning an Ecommerce Store Without Losing Sales
An ecommerce redesign carries a different kind of risk — a broken checkout or missing product page during launch costs real revenue immediately, not just search traffic over time. Building and testing the new store fully on a staging environment before launch, then cutting over during low-traffic hours, keeps the live store uninterrupted.
Product URLs and structured data (pricing, availability, reviews) need the same redirect and re-verification treatment as content pages, since product pages often carry significant existing search value.
How to Choose the Right Redesign Partner
A few things worth confirming before hiring anyone for a redesign:
- They explicitly include URL/redirect mapping as part of the process, not as an optional extra
- A portfolio of real, live redesign projects, not just new-build examples
- A clear plan for staging and testing before anything goes live on your domain
- Realistic timelines that match your project’s actual scope
- A revision or satisfaction policy in writing
At Mc Starters, every redesign follows the six-step process outlined above, with over 800 completed projects and a 95% client return rate.