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A website redesign that keeps the rankings you already earned.

Most redesigns look better and quietly lose the search traffic the old site had. Ours start from a 16-month Search Console baseline, map every ranking page to its new home, and launch with the redirects, speed and structure Google expects. WordPress built with Elementor, easy for your team to edit, and yours to own. Simple sites in two to three weeks; full builds in about eight.

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  • 5.0 ★★★★★
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  • 1,683 URLs
    our own move, rankings kept
  • 250+ sites
    built since 2015
  • From $2,000
    custom WordPress sites
  • 2–8 weeks
    simple to full-scale

UltraWeb Labs redesigns websites for South Florida businesses without losing the search rankings the old site earned. A redesign here means a custom WordPress build, not a theme swap: new design, faster load on a phone, forms that send, and a migration plan that carries every ranking URL to its new page with server-level redirects. We ran the same playbook on our own rebrand in 2026, moving 1,683 URLs from one domain to another without losing position. Custom sites start at $2,000; simple sites launch in two to three weeks and full-scale sites in about eight, depending mostly on how fast content and approvals come back. The site, the domain and the files stay yours.

What it is
A custom WordPress rebuild of an existing site, migrated so rankings, links and forms carry over
Starting at
$2,000 for a custom site; quoted after we see the current site
Timeline
Two to three weeks for a simple site; about eight for a full-scale build
The migration
Search Console baseline, URL map, one-to-one 301s, launch checks, 30-day watch
Our own proof
1,683 URLs moved in the May 2026 rebrand; rankings held (Search Console)
Office
99 NW 11th St, Suite C, Boca Raton, FL 33432
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What a redesign usually breaks

SOUND FAMILIAR?

The new site looks great in the demo. Three months later the phone rings less. These are the four ways that happens.

The URLs changed and nobody redirected them

Every page that ranked had an address. The new site gave it a new one, the old one now returns "not found", and Google quietly drops it. This is the single most common cause of post-redesign traffic loss.

“Traffic fell off a cliff after launch. Why?”

The content that ranked got "cleaned up"

The old service page had 900 words that answered real questions. The new one has a headline, three icons and a button. Google ranked the words, not the icons.

“The new site is so much cleaner. Why did rankings drop?”

It is prettier and slower

Full-screen video, five fonts, forty plugins. It scores 38 on a phone, and half your visitors are on a phone.

“It looks amazing on my monitor.”

The forms and tracking did not come along

The contact form on the new site sends to nobody, the Analytics tag never got moved, and you find out weeks later when a customer mentions they never heard back.

“We have not had a lead from the site in a month.”
HOW WE THINK ABOUT REDESIGNS

A redesign is a migration with a new coat of paint on top.

The design is the part everyone sees, so it is the part everyone argues about. The part that decides whether the phone keeps ringing is invisible: which URLs exist, where they redirect, what the pages say, how fast they load on a phone, and whether the forms and tracking survived the move. We treat those as the job and the design as the reward for doing the job properly.

Our method is written down, public, and tested on ourselves. In May 2026 we moved our own agency site, 1,683 URLs, from one domain to another with a full redesign and did not lose position. The same checklist runs on every client redesign: a 16-month Search Console baseline, a map of every ranking page to its new page, one-to-one server redirects with no chains, content parity on the pages that earn traffic, launch-day checks, and a thirty-day watch. It is the playbook in our redesign guide.

And because the new site is built lean on WordPress and Elementor, it loads fast, your team can edit it by dragging and dropping, and it belongs to you.

  • Search Console baseline first: every page that earns impressions is on the list before design starts
  • One-to-one 301 redirects, tested in full before launch, never a blanket redirect to the homepage
  • Content parity on ranking pages: nothing that earns traffic gets "simplified" away
  • WordPress with Elementor, fast on a phone, easy to edit, yours to own
  • Forms, Analytics, Search Console and conversion tracking moved and verified on launch day
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What’s included

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Baseline and URL map

We pull 16 months of Search Console data and crawl the current site, then map every URL that earns impressions or links to its page on the new site. Nothing that ranks gets lost in the redesign because nothing that ranks is left off the map.

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Design built around your customers

A custom design for how your customers actually decide: what they need to see first, what proof convinces them, what makes them call. Not a template with your logo dropped in.

03

Custom WordPress build

Built lean on WordPress and Elementor Pro, with only the plugins the site needs. Fast on a phone, easy for your team to edit, and portable if you ever leave.

04

Content carried over and improved

Pages that rank keep what made them rank and get better structure, clearer answers and the local proof Google rewards. Pages that never earned anything are merged or retired with a redirect, not deleted into a 404.

05

Redirects, tested in full

Every old URL gets a one-to-one 301 to its new page. Before launch we check every single one, not a sample, and remove chains. This step alone prevents most redesign traffic losses.

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Forms, tracking and integrations

Contact forms that deliver, Google Analytics and Search Console reconnected, conversion tracking for Google Ads if you run them, and any booking, CRM or payment integrations moved and tested.

07

Launch-day checks

A written checklist run on launch day: redirects, forms, tracking, speed, indexability, search markup, sitemap. You get the results in plain English.

08

Thirty-day watch

We watch Search Console for the month after launch: coverage, impressions and positions on the pages that matter. If something moves the wrong way, we find it that week, not next quarter.

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How we deliver it

  1. 01

    Audit and baseline

    We crawl the current site, pull the Search Console history and list what ranks, what converts, what is broken and what can go.

    Output — Output — the URL map and a plain-English findings note
  2. 02

    Design

    Homepage and one key page first, so you approve the direction on real screens before the whole site is built to it.

    Output — Output — approved designs, desktop and phone
  3. 03

    Build and content

    Custom WordPress build; ranking pages rebuilt with their content carried over and improved; new pages where the map showed gaps.

    Output — Output — the full site on a private staging address for review
  4. 04

    Migration and launch

    Redirects imported and tested in full, forms and tracking moved, launch checklist run, domain switched over at a quiet hour.

    Output — Output — the live site and the launch report
  5. 05

    Thirty-day watch

    Search Console coverage and positions checked weekly; anything that dips gets looked at immediately.

    Output — Output — a 30-day report against the baseline
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What you are actually comparing

Two redesigns can look identical on launch day. The difference shows up in Search Console a month later.

Topic
Typical redesign
UltraWeb Labs
Old URLs
Whatever the new theme generates; a few redirects if someone remembers.
Every ranking URL mapped and redirected one-to-one, tested in full.
Ranking content
"Simplified" into headlines and icons.
Carried over and improved; nothing that earns traffic is cut.
Platform
Page builder, dozens of plugins, slow on a phone.
WordPress with Elementor, fast, easy to edit, yours.
Forms and tracking
Rebuilt from scratch, verified later, if ever.
Moved and tested on launch day.
After launch
Invoice, handshake, silence.
Thirty days of Search Console watching, then a report.
Proof it works
A portfolio of screenshots.
Our own 1,683-URL move with rankings held, and client graphs on request.
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What it costs

Custom websites start at $2,000. A redesign is quoted after we look at the current site, because the migration work scales with what the old site has: fifteen pages with no rankings is a different job from four hundred URLs with ten years of links. Simple business sites launch in two to three weeks; full-scale sites take about eight, and the pace is set mostly by how quickly content and approvals come back from your side.

Hosting, maintenance and security afterward is a separate plan from $40 a month, and it is optional. Whatever you choose, the site, the domain and the files stay yours.

Custom redesigns from $2,000
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Questions people ask us

Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
It can, and it often does when URLs change without redirects or ranking content gets cut. It does not have to. We start from your Search Console history, keep every page that earns traffic, redirect every old URL to its new page and test all of them before launch. We used this exact process on our own 1,683-URL move in 2026 and held our positions.
Do I need a redesign or just fixes?
Sometimes fixes are enough: speed, a working form, better titles and a few rebuilt pages. If the site is on a platform you cannot fix, looks a decade old to your customers, or cannot be edited without a developer, a rebuild pays for itself. We tell you which one you need on the first call, and we say so if the answer is "not a redesign."
How long does a website redesign take?
Simple business sites launch in two to three weeks. Full-scale sites with many pages, integrations or an online store take about eight weeks. The biggest variable is how quickly content, photos and approvals come back from your side; we set the schedule around that at kickoff.
Can you keep my current domain and hosting?
Your domain always stays yours and stays the same unless you want to change it. Hosting can stay where it is or move to our Kinsta hosting plan from $40 a month, which we recommend because it is the platform we build and maintain on. Either way we handle the domain switch at a quiet hour.
What happens to my blog posts and old pages?
Anything that ranks or is linked to comes over and gets better. Pages that never earned anything are merged into the page that should own their topic or retired with a redirect, so nothing returns a "not found" error. You get the list of what moved where before launch.
Do you redesign sites you did not build?
Yes. Most redesigns are of sites someone else built, on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or an old custom platform. The audit step reads whatever is there; the migration method is the same regardless of where the old site lives.
What will it cost?
Custom sites start at $2,000. Redesigns are quoted after we see the current site, because the migration work depends on how much the old site has: pages, rankings, links, integrations. The quote is a fixed number with the scope written down, not an estimate that grows.
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