Website redesign questions, answered

It depends on scope: page count, how ready your content is, and whether it moves to a new platform. I do not publish a range, because a number quoted before I have seen the site is not a quote. You get one fixed figure after a short scoping call, and nothing appears on the invoice you did not agree to.

Usually four to eight weeks for a typical founder or service site. Bigger projects with custom features or a lot of content run longer. You get a timeline at the start and I hold to it.

Yes. Most of my clients are founders and small B2B teams who outgrew the site they launched on. Strategy, design and build all happen in one place, so you are not coordinating three vendors.

Not when it is handled properly. Old URLs get mapped to the new ones, redirects go in place, and the existing SEO structure is preserved. Most sites hold their rankings or climb once pages load faster and read more clearly.

It rebuilds your site in Webflow so your team can edit content without going near the code. You get a clean design, quick load times, and a CMS people will actually use. It fits founders who want to make changes without booking a developer every time.

Yes. If your copy is already pulling its weight it stays, and the attention goes to layout, structure and visual design. I will point out any sections holding the page back, but you make the final call.

It depends what you are working with. A solid foundation that just looks dated is faster and cheaper to redesign. When the structure, platform or messaging is broken, a clean rebuild usually costs less over time.

Look at the signals. Low conversions, visitors leaving fast, a dated look, or a site you cannot update without help all point one direction. If people are not turning into leads, design is often part of the reason, and an audit will give you a straight answer in 5 working days.

Yes. I redesign sites from nearly any platform and can move you to Webflow or keep you where you are, whichever suits your team. I will steer you toward whatever is easiest to manage once you are live.

Strategy, UX, visual design, build and launch. In practice that means sitemap planning, fresh page layouts, responsive design, redirects, and a handoff so your team can run things. Copywriting and CRM setup are available too.

It stays live the whole time. Everything gets built and reviewed on a staging version, then flipped to the new site in one clean step. Visitors never catch it half finished.