WEB DEVELOPMENT
Website Redesign
Redesign of an existing website with improved UX, SEO, mobile version, speed and a conversion-oriented structure.
- UX and responsive design
- SEO-ready architecture
- Performance and security
- Tracking and integrations
QUICK ANSWER
What is the Website Redesign service?
Redesign of an existing website with improved UX, SEO, mobile version, speed and a conversion-oriented structure. With Website Redesign we connect the UX audit and Information architecture with the user journey, technical dependencies, maintainability and the measurable business goal of the website. This way design and development decisions have a clear reason and acceptance criterion.
SCOPE OF THE SERVICE
What does Website Redesign include?
UX audit
We analyze the current state, identify the gaps and order the tasks by impact, risk and required resources.
Information architecture
We organize the structure and dependencies so that the solution stays clear for the user and manageable for the team.
Visual redesign
We develop the visual/creative solution around the real formats and brand context, not as an isolated decorative asset.
Mobile UX
We analyze user tasks and observed behavior to turn friction points into a prioritized UX backlog.
SEO preservation
We connect technical, content and authority signals with the specific search intent and check their effect on organic visibility.
Conversion paths
We plan "Conversion paths" around the user journey, technical dependencies and future maintenance of the solution.
Performance
We work on the measurable front-end and infrastructure bottlenecks and verify the effect on loading, stability and interaction.
Launch QA
We check the solution against predefined acceptance criteria, real scenarios and critical edge cases.
OUR PROCESS
How Website Redesign work is carried out
- 01
Scope
We fix the goals, audiences and constraints and clarify how the UX audit affects the final build.
- 02
Architecture
We map Information architecture, content/data dependencies and critical journeys before development begins.
- 03
Design decision
We turn the Visual redesign into a responsive solution with clear states and acceptance criteria.
- 04
Build
We implement Mobile UX in a controlled way and keep integrations, SEO and tracking dependencies visible.
- 05
QA
We test critical journeys, devices, forms, performance and edge cases before launch.
- 06
Launch & monitor
We launch in a controlled way, validate the real frontend and monitor errors, conversions and technical regressions.
DECISION SUPPORT
When does Website Redesign make sense?
It is a good fit when
- The website has a clear business outcome that the current structure does not serve well
- There is a real need for a UX audit or Information architecture, not just a cosmetic change
- SEO, tracking or integrations need to be part of the build from the very beginning
- You have an owner for content/decisions and we can fix the acceptance criteria before launch
What you will get
- A clear functional and content scope
- Responsive UX and technical acceptance criteria
- Launch QA for forms, performance, SEO and tracking
- A maintainable foundation for future integrations and content
When will Website Redesign not solve the problem on its own?
Before starting, we check whether this service is the right next step and which dependencies could limit the result.
- When the business goal, the offer or the core audience have not yet been defined.
- When the necessary access, data or a decision-maker for the project are missing.
- When the problem lies in another layer of the customer journey and measurement, the website, content or inquiry follow-up need to be fixed first.
- When there is no capacity to implement the recommendations and maintain the changes made.
What determines the scope and price of Website Redesign?
We do not use a fixed price, because the real scope is determined after reviewing the current state, goals and dependencies. The proposal describes the specific activities, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT- The current state and the diagnosis needed before execution.
- The number and complexity of the elements in scope, including the UX audit and Information architecture.
- The number of markets, languages, channels, systems or integrations.
- The available content, data, design materials and technical access.
- The need for a one-off delivery, phased implementation or ongoing work.
How do we determine the timeline?
After the initial review we map the dependencies and divide the work into stages with a verifiable result. The timeline depends on the scope, the readiness of materials, external systems and the speed of feedback. Where possible, we deliver the tasks with the highest business impact first.
What is needed from your side?
We need the relevant access and available data, context about the business and its goals, a decision-maker and timely feedback. At the very start we clarify who provides content, technical help and approvals.
PRACTICAL SCENARIO
A practical approach to Website Redesign
A redesign should improve UX and conversion logic without destroying organic and tracking signals that already work.

MEASUREMENT
How we measure success
Performance
CWV, loading and stability. For Website Redesign we use this signal to check whether the build improves the critical journey without technical regressions.
Engagement
Behavior along the key journeys. For Website Redesign we use this signal to check whether the build improves the critical journey without technical regressions.
Conversions
Forms, sales and other business events. For Website Redesign we use this signal to check whether the build improves the critical journey without technical regressions.
Reliability
Errors, uptime and technical stability. For Website Redesign we use this signal to check whether the build improves the critical journey without technical regressions.
SERVICE TEAM
The team behind this service
Every project has a lead expert and specialists for the specific parts of the execution. This gives strategy, technical work and measurement clear ownership.
Ivaylo Spasov
Head of Web Development- Location
- Bulgaria
- Experience
- 10+ years
technical architecture and redesign delivery
Tsvetelina Ruseva
UX & CRO Lead- Location
- Bulgaria
- Experience
- 7 years
UX/CRO research, journeys and conversion-focused redesign
Aleksandar Tsvetanov
Front-end & UX Developer- Location
- Bulgaria
- Experience
- 6 years
Front-end implementation, responsive UX and accessibility
Stanislav Yankov
Web Performance Engineer- Location
- Bulgaria
- Experience
- 6 years
Performance and Core Web Vitals validation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Website Redesign FAQ
We start from the current state, the goal and the dependencies around the UX audit and Information architecture. Then we separate the must-have work from improvements that can be delivered in a later phase.
We need the relevant access, a decision-maker and real business context. When the Visual redesign depends on data or another system, we clarify ownership and constraints before implementation.
We set acceptance criteria in advance and validate Mobile UX with real scenarios. For data/integration tasks we compare sources, and for UX/content tasks we test the critical user journey.
We use Performance and the related business signals for the service. We do not accept a single isolated metric as proof of success when it does not reflect quality or a downstream outcome.
Critical URLs, redirects, metadata dependencies, analytics events and forms are included in pre-launch QA. For a migration/redesign we also run a post-launch check of the real frontend.
Yes. We split the work by dependencies and risk so that each phase has a usable output and its own QA. The practical context here is: a redesign should improve UX and conversion logic without destroying organic and tracking signals that already work.
PRACTICAL RESOURCES
Explore the topic in depth
Guides from DigitaL+ with concrete solutions, sources and the link between strategy, execution and measurement.

When a Website Redesign Solves a Business Problem and When It Doesn't
Find out when a website needs a redesign, when it needs content or CRO, and how to limit the SEO risk when making changes.
Read the article →Core Web Vitals and Speed: What to Optimize Before a Redesign
A performance roadmap before a redesign: LCP, INP, CLS, asset budget, server-rendered content, images, fonts, third-party scripts and measurement.
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Building a Website with SEO Architecture: What Gets Decided Before the Design
SEO architecture is designed before the UI: URLs, intent map, content model, redirects, schema, internal links and measurement.
Read the article →REAL PROJECTS
What execution looks like in practice
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We start with the goals, critical journeys and current technical/content constraints. Then we fix the scope and QA criteria before development.

