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About usTechnologiesIndustriesPortfolioWebsite redesign services help fix sites that look outdated or feel clunky to use. We rethink UX/UI, content, performance, and the technical setup so the new site reflects your brand and supports business goals.
Before design starts, we use analytics, heatmaps, session recordings, and interviews to see where visitors struggle and which issues need attention first.
When navigation becomes unclear, our experts reorganize the site around what visitors need to find and do, so key pages are easier to reach.
Your website should reflect the business you run today. Our designers align the interface with your brand and carry that direction across layouts and components.
We adapt the site to different screen sizes and fix accessibility issues such as poor contrast or keyboard navigation barriers to meet relevant WCAG requirements.
Old front-end code can make a redesign harder to build. We update the parts that no longer fit, so new layouts and interactions don’t have to be squeezed into the existing setup.
If the CMS still fits, we improve it. When templates or integrations start getting in the team’s way, we plan a move to a platform that better supports their work.
SEO work starts before launch. Our team maps URLs, redirects, internal links, and content migration, then monitors the move to catch SEO issues early.
A redesign can easily make pages heavier. Our engineers find what’s weighing them down and rework the code or assets causing it, improving load speed and Core Web Vitals.
| End-to-end redesign delivery | One team stays involved throughout planning, design, development, launch, and support. That keeps context from getting lost and cuts down on handoffs between vendors. |
| Design and engineering working together | Design choices affect development time and cost. Our designers and developers work together from the start, so the team can spot technical constraints early and avoid expensive rework later. |
| Business-first approach | A redesign can eat the budget without fixing what matters. Innowise makes sure every change has a clear reason and focuses the work on the parts of the site that create real business problems. |
| Flexible team composition | With 3,500+ IT professionals, Innowise can bring in the specialists a redesign needs at each stage, then adjust the mix as the scope changes. |
| Experience with complex websites and digital products | Our teams have redesigned corporate sites, portals, e-commerce platforms, and content-heavy products, including projects where integrations or migration add extra complexity. |
| Transparent project delivery | We keep scope and milestones visible throughout the redesign. Regular demos show what has changed, and you can speak directly with the team when decisions need to be made. |
| Post-launch support | The work doesn’t stop at launch. Innowise stays involved to fix issues, monitor site performance, and add new functionality as the website grows. |
Predictive search and recommendations help visitors find relevant products or content faster. Our ML specialists use them to make site search quicker and easier.
During redesign, generative AI gives us room to rethink search and content tools. Our team builds it around a clear user task and adds human review where needed.
When words fall short, visual search gives people another way to find what they need. We use image recognition to make large product or media libraries simpler to browse.
For connected products, the website often becomes the control point. Innowise brings live device status and sensor data into one interface so users can react without switching tools.
Analytics should show what deserves attention after launch. Our data specialists identify where visitors lose interest and which pages to change in the next iteration.
Some products are hard to judge from photos alone. AR previews or VR walkthroughs add useful context, and our web team places them where they better support the buying decision.
We start with the site you have today, looking at what is blocking your goals and checking technical constraints before defining the redesign scope.
Next, user research and competitor analysis help us set priorities, shape the redesign direction, and decide which user journeys need the most attention.
Our UX specialists map the site structure and key user flows, build wireframes and prototypes, then test them with users before visual design begins.
With the UX validated, our designers define the visual direction and apply it across layouts and responsive states to match your brand.
Approved designs move into development. Engineers build the interface while the team prepares CMS changes, redirects, and content migration.
Before release, QA specialists test the site across browsers and devices. They also check key functionality and performance.
Once the site is live, Innowise monitors performance and addresses issues that surface. We make further adjustments as business needs change.
Bring your website up to date with how your business looks, works, and grows
Website redesign services cover UX/UI, front-end development, CMS work, content migration, SEO, QA, launch, and ongoing support. We shape the scope around what is actually wrong with the current site and what is still worth keeping.
Web redesign services cost anywhere from $3,000 to $150,000+, depending on the scope and technical complexity. A visual refresh sits at the lower end, while development, CMS changes, integrations, or migration push the budget higher. We review the current site before estimating the work.
A typical website redesign takes 8 to 20 weeks, depending on how much needs to change. A few priority pages can move faster; a full-site redesign with research, development, migration, and QA naturally takes longer. We confirm the timeline after reviewing the current site and agreeing on the scope.
Website redesign can affect SEO rankings, especially when URLs, content, internal links, or site structure change. We plan redirects and migration work before launch to protect existing visibility as much as possible. Some fluctuation can still happen after a major site change.
Sure. If your current CMS can support the new design and required integrations, we can keep it in place. The redesign then stays focused on the website experience and functionality, without adding a CMS migration to the project.
Yes. If your current CMS slows publishing or limits the redesign, Innowise can move the site to a new platform within the same project. Our team transfers the content and maps redirects as development progresses, so the migration and redesign launch together.
Sure. If only a few pages or user journeys need work, our team can focus the redesign on them and leave the rest of the site untouched.
Yes. If the redesign changes URLs or site structure, our team plans content migration and SEO work together. We map redirects before launch and check key internal links to reduce avoidable drops in search visibility.
We keep your current website online while our team tests the redesigned version and finishes the migration. Once it is ready, engineers launch the new site during a planned switch to keep downtime as short as possible.
Yes, we can include accessibility in our web redesign services from the beginning. As we work, our team reviews navigation, forms, layouts, and key interactions against relevant WCAG requirements. This way, we can spot and fix issues early rather than waiting until final QA.
Yes. Innowise stays involved after launch to fix production issues, track performance, and handle further changes as new needs come up.
A redesign is a good option when your current CMS and codebase can support the changes you want. But if your setup keeps getting in the way or needs a lot of work, rebuilding might be a better use of your time and budget.
There’s no fixed timeline. Focus on how your site works now. If important pages frustrate users, publishing is too hard, or the technology limits new work, it is time to take another look.
