Keep useful content and URLs
Identify pages, proof, search demand, backlinks, assets, and workflows that should survive the redesign.
Website redesign
Redesign the website without discarding what already works.
Simpleweb provides website redesign services for Indian businesses that need clearer offers, stronger responsive design, maintainable components, and a controlled migration plan.
Service priorities
Protect useful equity while fixing the problems that block clarity and conversion.
The redesign distinguishes content worth retaining from structures, visuals, and workflows that should change.Fix hierarchy and user experience
Rework positioning, page roles, navigation, responsive behavior, proof, accessibility, and calls to action around current business needs.
Control the move into the new system
Map content, URLs, redirects, metadata, analytics needs, QA, and ownership before the replacement goes live.
Working scope
A redesign package that covers the new system and the migration into it.
The exact scope follows the audit, page inventory, content ownership, and technical condition of the current website.Website Redesign Services deliverables
06- Current-site audit
Page inventory, design issues, content gaps, search signals, technical constraints, and operating concerns.
- Retention and migration map
Keep, revise, merge, redirect, or remove decisions for important URLs and content.
- Revised website architecture
Updated navigation, page roles, message hierarchy, proof placement, and conversion paths.
- Responsive design system
A coherent interface and component set built around the revised content structure.
- Rebuilt priority pages
Approved templates and content implemented in the selected technical and publishing system.
- Redirect and launch QA
Redirect mapping, metadata, links, analytics requirements, device checks, and release verification.
Delivery process
Audit, prioritize, rebuild, and migrate with visible checkpoints.
Each stage closes a decision about retention, hierarchy, implementation, or release risk.Audit
Review the current pages, enquiries, content, proof, analytics, search signals, design system, platform, and ownership.
Output: Redesign evidence inventoryPrioritize
Decide what to retain, revise, merge, redirect, or retire, then approve the new page and message architecture.
Output: Retention and redesign planRebuild
Design and implement the approved templates, components, content structures, and relevant interactions.
Output: Migration-ready websiteMigrate
Move approved content, apply redirects and metadata, run release checks, and document post-launch ownership.
Output: Launch and migration record
Service questions
Set redesign boundaries before replacing the current site.
The process audits important URLs, content, metadata, internal links, backlinks where available, and redirect needs. That reduces avoidable risk, but no redesign can guarantee unchanged rankings.
Not necessarily. Useful content can be retained or edited, while weak or overlapping pages may need consolidation. The audit separates evidence worth keeping from content that no longer supports the offer.
Yes when the new platform better fits publishing, hosting, performance, integration, and maintenance needs. Migration scope and responsibilities are confirmed before implementation.
Yes when routes, dependencies, navigation, shared components, analytics, and redirects allow a controlled release sequence. The plan must prevent old and new systems from contradicting each other.
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