Service
Website Redesign, Without Losing What Already Works
A slow, outdated site is turning away customers before they ever see what you do. A redesign fixes that — but only if it's done without throwing away the search rankings and traffic your old site has already earned.
Most redesign horror stories come from one mistake: changing every URL on the site and never redirecting the old ones. Six months of Google rankings disappear in a weekend. As a Baltimore web developer, every redesign we do starts with an audit of what is already ranking, what is bringing in traffic, and what has to be preserved through a proper 301 redirect map before a single new page goes live.
What Gets Fixed
- Load times — most WordPress and page-builder sites ship 3–5x more code than a page needs
- Mobile layout — the majority of local searches happen on a phone, and many older sites still aren’t built mobile-first
- Outdated design that reads as untrustworthy to a new visitor comparing you against competitors
- Missing or broken calls to action — no clear way to book, call, or request a quote
What Gets Protected
Existing rankings, backlinks, and Google Business Profile connections are mapped before the rebuild starts, then verified after launch in Google Search Console to confirm nothing dropped out of the index.