53%
53% of mobile visitors abandon a page that takes longer than 3 seconds to load
Source: Google mobile speed research
Redesign service
Fix the site that is getting in the way.
Website redesign for Colorado Springs businesses with an outdated, slow, confusing, or hard-to-manage site.
Why this matters
The website has a specific job.
I already have a site, but it is slow, confusing, dated, or hard to manage.
Included
What the published price covers.
Four stages, in this order. Everything the published price covers is one of them.
1
Audit
Current-site audit and priority map. Nothing is replaced by default: the audit identifies what is useful, what is blocking the customer path, and what should be rebuilt.
2
Redesign
Responsive redesign of up to seven core pages, shaped around the problem the audit found rather than around a new colour palette.
3
Migrate
Content migration within the agreed page scope, using the content worth keeping.
4
Launch
Redirect, accessibility, and launch checks before anything goes public.
Who this is for
- An established business with a specific website problem
- An owner willing to preserve useful content and remove what does not help
- A team that can provide access, source files, and current business facts
This service is not for you if
- You only want a new color palette with no structural work
- You need every legacy page migrated without review
- You cannot provide access to the current platform or domain
Structure comparison
Compare an illustrative page structure
Illustrative structure, not a client screenshot. The difference a redesign is bought for is rarely decoration: it is how many decisions the page asks a visitor to make.
Drag the handle across the frame to compare.
Before
Scattered choices and no clear next step.
After
A focused message and one visible action.
Site Grade
Start with evidence, not a visual opinion.
The public grade route can test a URL when Google responds. No score is shown here without that result.
Signs it is time
Send the relevant problems with the audit.
Check only what you can observe. The audit determines whether a redesign is warranted.
Price and timeline
from $1,500
Typical timeline: A rebuild is scoped to one of the three packages, so it runs on that package's timeline: 3 to 5 business days for Presence, 5 to 7 business days for Booking, and 7 to 14 business days for a Storefront rebuild. The audit settles which one before you commit to anything.
Will search traffic be protected?
Useful addresses are mapped before launch and redirects are part of the agreed scope. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.
How is the final price set?
The published starting price covers the stated scope. The audit identifies migration or platform work that needs a written addition before work starts.
Next step
Put a number on the site you already have.
A dated site is not free to keep. The cost tool puts a directional number on what a slow page is costing, using published research rather than a guess, and that number is the honest way to decide whether a rebuild is worth it.