Strategy first, design second, performance always.

Website Redesign & Migration

Redesigning a live website carries real risk — lost rankings, broken redirects, confused returning visitors. We audit what's working before changing anything, then migrate in a way that protects existing SEO value instead of starting from zero.

Process

How we approach it

Current site audit

Traffic, rankings, technical health, content inventory.

Decision

Targeted improvements, staged redesign, or full rebuild.

Redirect mapping

For every changed or removed URL.

Design and build

Against the agreed scope.

Pre-launch technical QA

Redirects, metadata, schema, analytics.

Post-launch monitoring

For ranking or traffic drops.

Tools we use

Toolset

Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, Ahrefs/Semrush, redirect mapping spreadsheets, Google Analytics.

Why RankSpheres

What makes this different

We treat redirect mapping as a non-negotiable step, not an afterthought — Missing or incorrect redirects are one of the most common causes of SEO problems during website redesigns and migrations.

Who this is for

Right fit

A business with an aging or underperforming website that already ranks for valuable terms and can't afford to lose that ground during a rebuild.

Who this isn't for

Not the right fit

A brand-new site with no existing traffic or rankings to protect — that's a straightforward build, not a migration.

What you get

Deliverables

  • A current-site audit covering traffic, rankings, technical health and content inventory
  • A redirect map for every changed or removed URL
  • Pre-launch technical QA — redirects, metadata, schema, analytics
  • A post-launch monitoring window for ranking or traffic drops
FAQs

Common questions

Will my rankings drop after a redesign?

Properly executed redirects and preserved content structure minimize this risk, but we can't promise zero fluctuation — we'll monitor closely post-launch and flag anything unusual immediately.

Can we redesign in stages instead of all at once?

Yes — a staged approach is often lower-risk and can be planned as part of the audit.

How long should we monitor after launch?

Typically four to six weeks, since search engines need time to re-crawl and re-index the new structure.

Ready to talk about website redesign & migration?

Send your current site — RankSpheres will audit what’s working before anything gets rebuilt.