1
Review the existing site and define the redesign scope
Review existing sections, page content, the mobile experience and editing tasks to identify content to retain, update, merge or add. Create a redesign checklist around business requirements and define the design, development and project schedule.
2
Plan URL migration and redirects
List existing URLs and map old pages to new ones, retaining addresses still in use wherever possible. Arrange redirects for pages that move or merge, and check internal links and basic search settings to reduce access problems caused by broken links.
3
Improve content structure and presentation
Organize products, services, projects and downloads around how customers look for information. Merge duplicate content, update outdated information and migrate text, images and attachments as agreed to make the new website clearer.
4
Verify page usability and content management
Check page presentation on desktop and mobile, and test content editing, previewing and publishing. Review forms and integrations, confirm migrated content and key journeys in a test environment, then arrange the production launch.
5
Complete launch and maintenance handover
Prepare backups, environment checks and recovery arrangements before launch. Afterwards, recheck priority pages, redirects and enquiry functions. Deliver source code, accounts and maintenance instructions as agreed; confirm the scope and fees for ongoing maintenance separately.