Identify the problem before replacing the site
An outdated appearance may be the visible issue, but the underlying problem could be confusing services, slow pages or a form that never reaches the team. List what customers struggle with and inspect the current enquiry process. If you have Search Console and analytics, identify valuable landing pages before making structural changes. A redesign is not a reason to discard useful content automatically.
Keep an inventory of existing URLs
Record each meaningful page, its purpose and where it should live after the redesign. Preserve URLs when they still fit. When a page moves, redirect it to the closest relevant replacement using a permanent redirect. Do not send every old page to the homepage. Check incoming links and downloadable assets where possible, and test that old addresses still lead somewhere useful.
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Preserve domain and account access
Confirm access to the domain, DNS, hosting and any connected tools before launch day. Identify which records support email so a website change does not accidentally disrupt mail delivery. Keep credentials out of public documents and browser analytics. Agree who will make the changes and how the previous deployment can be restored if the launch reveals a problem.
Review the new content against real customer questions
Keep facts that remain accurate and rewrite information that has become confusing or outdated. Decide whether services deserve separate pages based on their distinct scope and evidence. Use approved project photos and current contact details. The demo is a chance to check navigation and wording with fresh eyes, not simply judge a colour scheme in isolation.
Test the whole conversion path
Open the site on a phone, choose a service and submit a controlled test enquiry during launch verification. Confirm actual delivery to the intended system. Exercise validation and failure states, and check that booking tools load. A page that says thank you without recording an enquiry is a broken business process, even when its design and search metadata look correct.
Use the demo to reduce buying uncertainty
Send DirectSite the URL and what is not working. We build a working redesign demo within 48 hours, then make free revisions before payment. The agreed scope should cover content migration, redirects and connected services where needed. Custom pricing is confirmed before payment. You pay only when you love the website, with no deposit and the option to walk away owing $0.
Your questions, answered
Will a redesign preserve my rankings?
No one can guarantee that. Keeping valuable content, planning redirects and checking indexing can reduce avoidable migration problems. Search performance still needs monitoring after launch.
Can my domain stay the same?
Yes, a redesign can use your existing domain. Confirm domain and DNS access and protect email records during the hosting change.
When will the new site go live?
The offer is a working demo within 48 hours and launch within three days of approval. Agree migration and third-party access requirements before scheduling the change.
See your website before you pay.
A real working demo within 48 hours. Review it, request changes and decide.
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