ALL SPECS / SPEC A.2
Revamp an existing website
For sites that used to work. We keep what's earning — pages, rankings, links — and rebuild what's costing you: speed, design, structure, and trust.
IN PLAIN WORDS — YOUR SITE, MADE MODERN — WITHOUT LOSING YOUR GOOGLE TRAFFIC.
SPEC A.2 — WEBSITES
PIECE A
What's included
Everything on the ticket, in writing
SPEC A.2 — DELIVERABLES
FIXED SCOPE — WRITTEN PROPOSAL
A.2.1
Audit before anything
What stays, what goes, what's broken — in writing, before we redesign a single page.
A.2.2
Rebuilt on the same foundations
URLs, rankings, and inbound links preserved; design, speed, and structure brought current.
A.2.3
Speed as a deliverable
Slow pages lose visitors quietly. Load time is treated as a spec with a number, not a hope.
A.2.4
No content black hole
Existing content is migrated and re-fit to the new design — not dumped, not lost.
How it goes
Four steps, all visible
You see real work at every step — nothing disappears into a studio and comes back as a reveal.
01
Full audit
A page-by-page pass over the current site: what performs, what's dated, what's quietly broken.
02
Keep / cut / rebuild
A written plan for every page, which you sign off before design starts.
03
Rebuild alongside
Redesigned sections ship progressively at a preview URL — the old site stays live until switch-over.
04
Switch-over + measure
Redirects mapped, rankings watched, and before/after numbers on speed in your hands.
Fit
It's for you if…
And if none of these sound like you, we'll say so on the call — a wrong-fit project costs us more than it costs you.
- The site was good five years ago and hasn't moved since
- It looks broken on phones, or takes forever to load
- It gets real search traffic, so starting from zero feels risky
- Whoever built it isn't around anymore
Outcome
The site you have, made current — without losing the traffic it already earns.
Tell us what your team still does by hand.
Thirty minutes. You'll leave knowing what we'd build, what it would cost, and whether it's worth doing at all.
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