DPR Software Labs

AI-native software labs. Building reliable software since 2015.

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Website redesign services

Our website redesign services give you a clearer, faster website while keeping the search traffic you've already earned.

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Pick a time on our calendar, or email [email protected].

Do you need website redesign services?

Sometimes a redesign is the wrong fix. We'll check that first, because a new look won't help if the actual problem is your offer, your traffic or a single broken form.

A redesign usually makes sense when:

  • Your site is slow or hard to use on a phone.
  • It no longer describes what you sell.
  • Your team can't update it without a developer.
  • It looks less credible than your competitors' sites.
  • The technology underneath is outdated or insecure.

How we redesign without losing what works

Start from your data. Analytics and Search Console show which pages already bring in visitors and enquiries. We keep what works.

Rewrite the message. Clear words do more than new visuals. Each page should say what you do, who it's for and what to do next.

Design for phones first. Then test the design on real devices.

Build for speed. We test against Core Web Vitals during the build, not after it.

Protect your SEO. Every old URL is mapped to its new home, and redirects are tested before launch. See our SEO migration services.

Make it easy to update. Your team should be able to change pages without calling us.

How a project runs

  1. Review. Your current site, data and goals.
  2. Written scope and quote. Including what's not included.
  3. Design. You approve key pages before we build.
  4. Build. You follow progress on a private preview link.
  5. Launch. With redirect checks and monitoring.
  6. After launch. We watch search traffic and enquiries, then maintain the site or hand it over.

Common questions

Will we lose our Google rankings?

Some movement is common, but careful redirects and content planning reduce the risk considerably.

Can you keep our current platform?

Yes, if it's working for you. We only recommend moving when there's a clear reason.

Who owns the finished site?

You do, including the code, domain and content.

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