Maybe it's slow. Maybe it's a template you outgrew two years ago. Maybe your product got a lot better and the site didn't.

I rebuild it in two weeks: same content, same URLs, same rankings new design, modern stack, and a site that loads in under a second.

It takes four seconds to load, and a third of visitors leave before it does

The homepage never actually says what you do

It's unusable on a phone, which is where most of your traffic is

Nobody on your team can update it without a developer

I'll tell you which of these apply to you before you pay me anything book the free teardown and I'll record it.

Week 1: Audit of what's working and what isn't. New design, homepage first.

Week 2: Build, content migration, redirects, testing, launch.

Every existing URL is mapped to its new equivalent and redirected before launch. This is the step most rebuilds skip, and it's why traffic sometimes falls off a cliff after a redesign.

Payment: 50% to start, 50% on launch.

Audit of your current site: What's costing you visitors: speed, structure, mobile, messaging. Written up, not just mentioned on a call.

Full redesign: New design for every existing page, in Figma, homepage approved first.

Rebuild on a modern platform: Framer, Webflow, or Next.js chosen based on who needs to edit it afterwards.

Content migration: Your existing copy and images moved across. You don't rewrite anything.

Redirect map and SEO preservation: Every old URL redirected. Metadata and heading structure carried over and improved.

Performance pass: Target of under one second load and 90+ Lighthouse on mobile.

Mobile and tablet layouts: Every page, properly designed rather than squeezed.

Launch and handover: Domain switch with no meaningful downtime, plus a recorded walkthrough.

New pages beyond what you already have $350 each.

Rewriting your copy. Add $1,200 for full copywriting.

Logo or brand identity work.

E-commerce or checkout.

Migrating a blog with hundreds of posts possible, quoted separately.