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Cork · IrelandKeep what is valuable. Remove what is not. Rebuild the experience around a stronger structure, clearer design and better performance.
A redesign is not just a new coat of paint. It is a chance to fix the things that have become awkward, inconsistent or difficult to maintain.
Website RedesignA good redesign protects useful content, URLs, search visibility and business knowledge while changing the parts that are holding the website back.
FIREWEB redesigns existing WordPress and business websites by reviewing what should stay, what should move, what should disappear and what needs a completely new approach.
Review structure, content, design, mobile behaviour, technical issues and existing search value before rebuilding.
Retain useful URLs, content and search signals where they still serve the new site.
Clarify hierarchy, calls to action and navigation instead of reproducing the old structure with new colours.
Plan redirects, indexing and testing so the new design does not create unnecessary SEO or usability problems.
Identify outdated design, weak hierarchy, broken journeys, technical debt and useful assets worth keeping.
Decide what survives, what combines and which URLs require redirects before anything is deleted.
Create a more coherent visual and responsive system that can support future pages.
Move content, test forms and links, configure redirects, check metadata and launch with less disruption.
A redesign makes sense when the business has moved forward but the website has not, or when updating the current site has become harder than replacing the underlying system.
A redesign always needs care, but useful URLs and content can often be preserved. Where URLs change, redirects and metadata should be planned.
Yes. If branding, content or parts of the structure still work, they do not need to be replaced for the sake of it.
Usually yes, after reviewing the current WordPress setup, theme, plugins, hosting and content.
Normally yes. A staging environment can be used until the replacement is ready.