Existing Website Review
Review current pages, structure, content and relevant functionality.
Modernize an outdated business website with clearer structure, improved visual presentation, responsive layouts, better content hierarchy and a stronger technical foundation — while carefully considering the content, URLs and functionality that already matter to your business.
Discuss Your Website RedesignUnderstand the existing website, content and business requirements.
Improve navigation, page hierarchy and content organization.
Refresh the visual and responsive website experience.
Prepare the redesigned website for a controlled launch.
Overview
An existing website can become increasingly disconnected from the business it represents. Services change, content grows, branding evolves, customer expectations shift and older layouts may become difficult to maintain.
Incodiv Tech approaches website redesign as more than changing colours, typography or imagery. We review how the existing website is structured, what information needs to remain, what should be improved and how the new experience should support current business objectives.
Depending on the project, redesign work can include information architecture, page templates, responsive development, content migration, CMS improvements, forms, integrations, performance considerations and SEO-related transition planning.
Capabilities
Review current pages, structure, content and relevant functionality.
Reorganize website information into a clearer page hierarchy.
Refresh the visual language, layout and interface presentation.
Improve layouts for suitable desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
Create consistent layouts for important website page types.
Improve content hierarchy, presentation and readability.
Move suitable existing content into the redesigned environment.
Review URLs, metadata foundations, redirects and relevant page structure.
Review suitable front-end, media and technical considerations.
Improve suitable content management workflows where required.
Reconnect or improve supported forms, APIs and third-party tools.
Prepare the redesigned website for a structured transition.
Business Challenges
The website no longer reflects the current quality, positioning or direction of the business.
Visitors struggle to locate services, products or important business information.
Existing layouts may not adapt effectively to modern screen sizes and interaction patterns.
New services and information have been added over time without a consistent website architecture.
Routine website changes may require unnecessary technical effort or inconsistent manual editing.
Forms, analytics, integrations or other website components may no longer match current requirements.
Redesign Model
Review the existing website environment.
Define improved pages and information flow.
Create the new visual experience.
Develop the agreed website experience.
Validate and prepare the new website.
Website Review
A redesign starts by understanding what is already present and which parts still have value. This helps reduce unnecessary changes and identifies areas that require attention.
Review important existing website pages and sections.
Identify content to retain, revise, combine or replace.
Identify forms, tools and existing interactive features.
Understand the current platform, hosting and relevant dependencies.
Structure
Website redesign provides an opportunity to reconsider how information is organized rather than simply transferring an old navigation structure into a new visual design.
Clarify the main website pathways.
Organize services into logical groups.
Define parent and supporting pages.
Connect related website information.
Guide visitors toward useful next steps.
Organize supporting navigation clearly.
UI Modernization
A redesign can modernize the visual language while keeping appropriate brand elements recognizable and consistent across the site.
Responsive Design
Responsive redesign is not simply shrinking desktop content. Important information, navigation, calls to action, forms and visual elements need to remain practical across suitable screen sizes.
Adapt content structures across suitable widths.
Keep important navigation usable on smaller screens.
Maintain practical typography and spacing.
Consider suitable touch-friendly interface elements.
Content Migration
Existing website content, images, articles, project information and business pages may still be valuable. Suitable content can be reviewed and migrated into the new structure.
Keep useful content that remains current.
Reorganize content for the new page architecture.
Update suitable content where requirements changed.
Remove obsolete content where appropriate.
Migration scope depends on the existing platform, content volume, data accessibility, media library and the structure of the redesigned website.
SEO Transition
When existing URLs, content or website architecture changes, the transition should consider relevant technical SEO elements rather than treating the new site as completely unrelated to the previous one.
A redesign can include SEO-related technical considerations, but search visibility and rankings depend on many factors and cannot be guaranteed.
Performance
Review formats, dimensions and delivery considerations.
Review front-end assets and page dependencies.
Consider practical font loading approaches.
Consider suitable caching based on the environment.
Review external scripts used by the website.
Consider hosting limitations affecting website delivery.
Performance results depend on the website, hosting environment, third-party services, content and technical constraints. Specific performance scores are not guaranteed.
CMS
Depending on the platform and requirements, redesign work can also improve how suitable website content is managed after launch.
Manage suitable website page information.
Organize suitable images and website assets.
Support suitable dynamic content publishing.
Use structured components where the platform supports them.
Integrations
Integration options depend on the third-party platform, available APIs or plugins, account access and technical requirements.
Use Cases
Modernize an established company website.
Improve how business services are presented.
Replace outdated layouts with responsive structures.
Reorganize a website that expanded without clear structure.
Modernize suitable existing content-managed websites.
Improve suitable storefront and shopping experiences.
Technology
The appropriate platform depends on the existing website, business requirements, content management needs, integrations and long-term maintenance plan.
Our Process
Understand the business, website and redesign objectives.
Review current pages, content and functionality.
Define the improved website architecture.
Create the updated visual experience.
Build, migrate and connect the required functionality.
Review the agreed website before transition and launch.
Transition
Check agreed content before transition.
Review important forms and website links.
Validate suitable layouts across screen sizes.
Implement agreed redirects where URLs have changed.
Validate relevant supported external connections.
Move the approved website into its production environment.
Why Incodiv
Incodiv Tech combines website development with experience across custom software, business automation, APIs, business systems, analytics and Microsoft technologies.
This allows us to consider not only how a redesigned website looks, but also how its forms, integrations, data flows and wider digital touchpoints may need to work.
Business-focused redesign planning
Responsive website development
Content structure improvement
SEO transition considerations
Integration development capability
Existing website improvement experience
Related Services
FAQ
The scope depends on the existing website and business requirements. It may include website review, information architecture, visual redesign, responsive development, content migration, forms, integrations, CMS work and launch preparation.
Yes. Existing content can be reviewed and suitable material can be retained, reorganized or refreshed rather than automatically replacing everything.
Yes, depending on the current WordPress environment, theme, plugins, content structure and technical condition of the website.
Yes. Suitable e-commerce redesign projects can include storefront presentation, product discovery, responsive layouts, cart and checkout experience, depending on the platform and scope.
Where appropriate, existing URLs may be retained. If the new information architecture requires URL changes, relevant redirect planning should be considered as part of the transition.
Website redesigns can affect search visibility when URLs, content, internal links, metadata or technical structure change. Relevant SEO transition considerations can therefore be included in the redesign process, although rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Suitable content migration can be included. The process depends on the existing platform, content volume, data accessibility and the structure of the redesigned website.
A redesign provides an opportunity to review performance-related areas such as front-end assets, images, scripts and technical structure. Actual results depend on the complete website and hosting environment, so specific scores cannot be guaranteed.
Existing integrations can be reviewed and, where technically suitable, incorporated into the redesigned website. This depends on the third-party platform, APIs, plugins, credentials and current integration method.
That depends on the current platform, technical condition, content, functionality and business requirements. In some cases the existing foundation can be improved; in others, rebuilding on a more suitable structure may be more practical.
Tell us what is no longer working in your current website and what you want the next version to achieve. We can help review, restructure and modernize the experience.
Discuss Your Website Redesign