1. It's not (or poorly) mobile-friendly

If your site displays badly on phones, you lose most of your visitors — and Google penalizes you. This is warning sign #1.

2. It's slow to load

Beyond 3 seconds, a good share of visitors leave. Speed is also a Google ranking factor.

3. Its design looks "dated"

An outdated design projects an unprofessional image. On the web, trust is decided in the first few seconds.

4. It doesn't appear on Google

If people only find you by typing your exact name, your site isn't working for you. An SEO-focused redesign changes that.

5. You can't edit it yourself

Having to call a developer to change opening hours or a photo is a daily obstacle. A modern site is easy to update.

6. It generates no leads

Lots of visits but no calls or forms? The problem is often the structure and calls to action, not the traffic.

7. It no longer reflects your business

New offers, new positioning, new image: if the site no longer tells who you are today, it works against you.

Redesign doesn't mean throwing everything away

A good redesign keeps what works (useful content, SEO history) and fixes the rest. The goal: a faster, clearer, more visible site that converts more.

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Frequently asked questions

A redesign starts from the existing site (content, domain, Google history) to modernize it. A new site starts from scratch. A redesign often preserves your acquired SEO.

Not if done well: important URLs are kept or redirected, and good content is preserved. A careful redesign usually improves SEO.

There's no strict rule, but a site over 4-5 years old often deserves a review, especially on mobile and speed which evolve quickly.

Yes, absolutely. We rebuild the site while keeping your domain name and email address. Your visitors change nothing.