Page-by-page review
We list every page on your old site and decide what to keep, merge or drop.
Replacing an old website is easy. Replacing it without breaking anything is the skilled part. Every website redesign in Dubai we take on starts with a list of what the current site is quietly doing right. That means the pages people still find on Google, the email running off the domain and the form that sends to your sales inbox.


Part of every redesign, whichever package you pick.
We list every page on your old site and decide what to keep, merge or drop.
Old addresses forward to the right new page, so bookmarks and search results still work.
Your mailboxes keep working through the switch, with nothing lost in between.
Heavy images and old scripts go, which helps on mobile data.
Every page gets one obvious action, usually WhatsApp or a call.
Redesigns use our standard prices, from AED 999.
The site looks dated next to competitors. It's slow on a phone. You can't change a price without emailing someone who takes a week to reply. Or the enquiries have dried up and you're not sure whether the website is to blame.
Before you decide, run it through our free website checker. It shows speed and basic problems in about 30 seconds. Sometimes a fix is enough, and we'll say so. A redesign isn't always the cheapest answer.
First, who controls the domain. In Dubai it's common for the old agency or a former employee to hold the login for the .ae or .com. We need that access before launch day, not on it. If nobody knows where it is, sort that first. It can take a while.
Then email. If your mailboxes run on the same hosting as the old site, moving the site can take email down with it. We plan the move so mail keeps arriving.
Then pages. We pull a list of every URL the old site has and note which ones bring visitors. Those get a home on the new site or a redirect to the closest match.
We agree the new page list with you, design the home page and get your sign-off. The rest of the site follows. Content from the old site can come across where it still works, though most of it needs a rewrite to suit the new layout.
Then we set up the redirects, test the forms, check the WhatsApp and call buttons on real phones and switch the domain over. Your Google Business Profile link gets updated if the address changes.
Most redesigns go live 48 to 72 hours after the content is final.
Don't relaunch the week before your busiest stretch. For a restaurant that might be Ramadan. For a retailer, the Q4 sales. For a trading company, the week before GITEX if you're exhibiting.
A quiet month gives you time to spot a broken form or a missed redirect before it costs you a big week.
A new design helps people trust you and contact you. It can't fix prices that are out of line with the market, or a profile with no reviews, or replies that take two days. If the old site was fine and the enquiries still went nowhere, look at those first.
If we think that's the problem, we'll tell you. Read our redesign checklist before you start, then send us your current web address.
Old sites tend to slow down over time. Huge photos uploaded straight from a camera. A homepage slider loading five images nobody waits to see. Plugins added for one campaign and never removed.
On mobile data those add up to a page that takes ages to show anything. A redesign is the right moment to strip them out. Our guide to slow websites explains the usual causes if you want to check yours first.
Your Google Business Profile, directory listings and social profiles all point at your website. If page addresses change, those links need checking too.
We note where your site is linked from before launch. After it goes live, we check the main ones still land somewhere useful, so a customer clicking "website" on your Google listing doesn't hit an error page. Reviews stay attached to your Google profile, not your website, so they won't be lost in a redesign.
Some pages on an old site still pull their weight. A detailed FAQ that people find through Google. A project page with real photos. A blog post that answers a common question better than anything newer.
We keep those, tidy them and move them across at the same address where we can. A website redesign in Dubai shouldn't throw away years of useful material just because the design around it has aged. Thin pages with two lines of text are a different matter. Those usually get merged or dropped.
Redesigns use our standard packages. AED 999 for up to three pages, AED 1,999 for up to eight and AED 2,999 for up to 15. Online stores and custom systems are priced separately.
Send your current web address on WhatsApp at +971 52 292 3875 and we'll look at it before the consultation.
Changes can affect it, which is why we redirect old addresses and keep the useful pages. Nobody can promise rankings stay exactly the same, but a careful move avoids the common causes of a drop.
Where it's still accurate and reads well, yes. Most clients end up rewriting a fair bit, because the new layout needs shorter, clearer sections.
Ask them to transfer it or give you access, in writing. If they won't respond, contact the registrar with your trade licence. We can't switch the site without it.
Not if it's planned. We check where your email is hosted before we move anything, and we time the switch so messages keep arriving.
Yes. Most redesigns we do are for sites built elsewhere. Send us the link and we'll review it first.
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