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Website Redesign Services in Indore for Sites That Look Older Than Your Business

Hexaloop offers website redesign services in Indore for businesses whose site was built years ago and now looks, loads and behaves like it. We keep what still works, replace what does not, and move your old addresses across carefully so search engines can follow.

  • 10+ Years Building Software
  • Old addresses redirected page by page
  • Existing content and photos reused where they work
  • A private staging copy to review before the switch

Redesigning an Indore Business Website Without Starting From Zero

A redesign is not a new coat of paint. A site gets old in three ways at once: it looks dated, it is slow and awkward on phones, and it was built on software that nobody has updated. Fixing only the first leaves the other two to cause trouble later.

Before anything is drawn we review the live site: which pages get visitors, which bring enquiries, what shows on Google for your name and services, and what the analytics say people do. We then decide what to keep, what to merge and what to drop. Every address that changes gets a permanent redirect, which is the step that protects the visibility the old site has earned.

The new design comes with a clear page plan, rewritten text where the old text is thin, and a build on a platform your team can manage. We stage the new site on a private address, compare it page by page with the old one and switch over at a quiet hour.

Who Needs Website Redesign?

  • Owners whose site was built on an old theme or a page builder and who are embarrassed to hand out the link.

  • Firms whose site does not display properly on a phone, where text overflows and buttons are too small to tap.

  • Companies that changed their logo, name, services or location and still carry the old ones across a dozen pages.

  • Businesses whose original developer has left and where nobody holds the login to change anything.

  • Teams that show up on Google for a few searches today and cannot afford to lose that during a rebuild.

Problems Website Redesign Solves

  • The design dates from an earlier generation of phones, so menus break, images stretch and tapping a link is a gamble.

  • Pages take long to open because of oversized images, old plug-ins and scripts that nobody remembers adding.

  • Staff avoid updating the site because every edit risks breaking the layout.

  • Browser warnings about an expired certificate or an insecure form send visitors straight back to the search results.

  • The site has grown by addition for years, so nobody can find the page they want and the menu has eleven items.

What's Included

  • Site review before any design — a page-by-page look at traffic, enquiries, search visibility and speed, so we know what is worth keeping

  • Redirect map — every old address mapped to its new page with a permanent redirect, so links, bookmarks and search results still arrive

  • Content audit — pages kept, merged, rewritten or removed, with a short note on why for each one

  • Navigation rebuilt around tasks — menu and page paths organised by what visitors come to do, shown to a few of your customers or staff before we build

  • Performance rebuild — images resized, scripts trimmed and hosting checked, with speed measured before and after on the same pages

  • Staging site — the new version on a private address for you to review, compared page by page with the live one

  • Security and platform update — current software, a valid HTTPS certificate, forms protected from spam and a plan for later updates

What You Gain

  • Customers who open the site on a phone see a layout built for it.

  • Pages that already earn visits keep their place because the old addresses point to the new ones.

  • Staff can edit text and photos without fear of breaking the page.

  • The site matches the business as it is now, with current services, team, address and logo.

  • Faster pages and a clearer menu help visitors reach the contact page sooner.

Tools & Technologies We Use

  • WordPress
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics
  • PageSpeed Insights
  • Lighthouse
  • Screaming Frog

How We Work

  1. Audit the live site

    We crawl the current site, list every page and note its traffic, enquiries and search visibility, so the redesign starts from evidence and not from taste.

  2. Decide what stays, merges or goes

    We sort the pages into keep, merge, rewrite and remove, and agree the list with you before design begins.

  3. Plan the redirects early

    We map each old address to its new home while the page plan is still on paper, since a late redirect list is where visibility is lost.

  4. Design the new look on your content

    We design with your real pages and photographs, not placeholder text, and show the home page and one inner page on a phone first.

  5. Rebuild on a staging address

    The new site is built on a private address where you can click through it and compare it with the live one, page by page.

  6. Switch over and watch Search Console

    We move the domain at a quiet time, check the redirects and watch Google Search Console for errors in the weeks that follow.

Why Choose Hexaloop for Website Redesign

  • Redirects treated as part of the design

    We plan redirects while pages are still being drawn, since a new look that breaks old links costs more than it earns.

  • We tell you what not to change

    If a page already works, we leave it alone. A redesign that rewrites everything is more work for you and more risk for your search visibility.

  • Hosting and domain reviewed with the site

    We check your current hosting and domain as part of the work and can move them if they are slowing the site down, with the account kept in your name.

  • Reviews held in person in Indore

    Going through a site together in a meeting room in Indore catches things that a list of comments in a shared document does not.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a redesign make my website drop out of Google?

It does not have to, but it is a real risk when done carelessly. Rankings are lost when addresses change without redirects, when text that earned visits is deleted and when the new site is slower. We map every old address to a new one, keep the content that works and watch Search Console after the switch. Even so, positions can move for a while, and no agency can guarantee they will not.

How do I know whether my website needs a redesign or just a few fixes?

If the site loads slowly or the text is out of date but the layout is fine on a phone, fixes may be enough. If the menu is confused, the platform cannot be updated or enquiries have dried up, a redesign is more likely. We review the site first and tell you plainly which it is, even when the answer is a smaller job.

How long does a website redesign take compared with a new site?

A redesign has extra steps, the audit, the content decisions and the redirects, but it can reuse text and photographs you already have. The length depends on the number of pages, how much needs rewriting and how quickly you review the staging copy. We agree a schedule after the audit, when we know what is there.

What makes the cost of redesigning a site with many pages go up?

The number of pages that must be rewritten or rebuilt, the number of address changes to redirect, whether the platform changes, and any functions such as forms, booking or a shop that need rebuilding. A tidy site of fifteen pages and a site of thirty pages with years of blog posts are different jobs. We cost the work after the audit, not before.

Can the photographs and text from my old website be reused?

Where they are good, yes, and reusing them saves time and money. We check the photographs for size and quality, and ask whether you hold the licence to any stock images your previous developer bought, since a licence issued to someone else may not cover you. Thin or outdated text is rewritten, not copied across.

Share your site address and the pages that matter most

Send the link to your current website, your access to Google Analytics or Search Console if you have one, and a list of the pages you would hate to lose. We will review the site and tell you what is worth keeping.