Art of Rose ↗
A gallery website that brings together artworks, information and contact options while giving the work room to breathe.
NEXOWA · Küsnacht ZH
Website redesign
A new website with a carefully planned transition.
A redesign starts with your existing website. NEXOWA reviews its content, structure and functionality, then plans a website that meets your current needs.
Discuss your project ↗Understand the existing content
Which pages are still needed? What information is missing or out of date? Before redesigning, we record important URLs, content and contact options.
Consider search engines during the move
Changed URLs need appropriate redirects. Internal links, canonical URLs and the sitemap must match the new website. Existing search data helps identify the most important pages.
Test before launch
A preview lets you review desktop and mobile layouts, forms and navigation. Launch and follow-up checks are planned separately.
How we work.
- Define the goals. Identify your offer, audience, content and required features together.
- Structure and design. Align the structure and design with the requirements.
- Develop and test. Build pages and functionality and test them in a preview.
- Launch and develop further. Launch after approval and agree the next steps.
Explore our work
Related projects.
Brunoni ↗
A website for Brunoni Shipping Agency featuring a harbour panorama, shipping lines and an interactive world map.
Frequently asked questions.
Does all the text need to be rewritten?
No. Useful, current content can be retained and improved where needed.
Can a redesign affect rankings?
Yes. Changes to content, URLs and technology can affect visibility. That is why reviewing the existing site and planning redirects are part of the work.
What happens to contact forms?
Existing functionality is recorded and checked on the new website, including required fields and feedback messages.
Your next step.
Tell us briefly about your project. Together, we will clarify its scope, open questions and a suitable process.
Start a project ↗