We rework what no longer fits: from confusing layouts to mixed messaging, we streamline what drags conversion down
and amplify what drives action.
The design no longer
reflects the brand.
Realigned to match current positioning.
Outdated layouts slow
teams down.
Restructured for today's workflows.
Style is inconsistent
across touchpoints.
Unified into a single visual language.
Visuals look polished
but confuse users.
Refocused around clarity
and flow.
No two redesigns are alike. Our rates adjust based on product count, format variety,
and system depth — not just surface design.
I liked how adaptable the team was. Even when we changed direction halfway, they stayed calm and helped us re-prioritize without losing momentum.
The final product matched our vision perfectly. But what stood out most was the openness — everything was discussed upfront, no hidden surprises.
They care about details. You can tell everything is double-checked before delivery.
Super easy collaboration. Thanks!
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Redesign is appropriate when: existing properties actively undermine business goals (not performing against benchmarks), brand evolution has made existing properties inconsistent with current positioning, technical debt makes ongoing iteration prohibitively expensive, competitive landscape has evolved significantly since last major design work, or audiences have shifted requiring different experience approaches. Many Redwood City companies redesign too frequently (wasting investment on unnecessary changes) or too rarely (letting properties become drag on business). We help clients diagnose when redesign actually creates value.
Our approach emphasizes strategic grounding before creative execution: audit of existing property (what's working, what's not, what's worth preserving), stakeholder research (why is redesign being considered, what success looks like), user research (how do current users actually use the property, what are their needs), competitive analysis, and strategic positioning for the redesign before any visual work begins. For Redwood City clients, this front-loading of strategy produces redesigns that solve actual problems rather than just refreshing visual design.
SEO equity is among the most expensive things to lose during website redesigns — we protect it through: comprehensive URL mapping (identifying every existing URL and its redesign target), proper redirects for changed URLs (301 redirects preserving PageRank), structured data preservation and enhancement, careful sitemap management during transition, and post-launch monitoring for ranking or traffic impacts. For Redwood City clients with established SEO positions, protecting equity during redesign requires dedicated attention — not an afterthought addressed late in projects.
Yes — we work within existing CMS platforms when appropriate or migrate during redesigns when strategic. We redesign on: WordPress (with custom theme development or page builder approaches), Webflow (increasingly popular for Redwood City marketing sites), Drupal (common for Redwood City enterprise and institutional clients), Sanity or Contentful (for headless approaches), and custom CMS implementations. The right platform decision integrates with redesign strategy — sometimes clients benefit from platform migration, sometimes from sticking with existing infrastructure.
Product redesigns with existing users require careful change management — changes that feel like obvious improvements to design teams can feel disruptive to long-time users whose workflows depend on current patterns. We handle SaaS redesigns through: user research understanding actual current workflows, incremental rollout strategies (not 'big bang' redesigns that alienate users all at once), opt-in beta access for engaged users, comprehensive onboarding for design changes, and feedback mechanisms during transition. For Redwood City B2B SaaS (common given Box's local presence), this discipline is particularly important.
Some redesigns accompany positioning changes — new target audiences, new product strategies, new competitive stances. These redesigns require deeper strategic work than pure visual refreshes: brand strategy work alongside design, content strategy reflecting new positioning, and technical changes supporting new capabilities. For Redwood City clients repositioning significantly, we scope integrated strategy + design + content + development engagements rather than treating redesign as purely visual work.
Good redesigns evolve rather than reset — preserving valuable brand equity while addressing specific issues the current property has. We identify: what's working that should be preserved (recognition elements, audience mental models, proven patterns), what's underperforming that needs change, and what's outdated that requires updating even if currently functioning. For Redwood City clients, we avoid both extreme change (disorienting audiences) and excessive preservation (producing refreshes that don't solve real problems).
Redesign project scope varies widely. Marketing website redesigns: 8-14 weeks at $50K-$200K. SaaS product redesigns: 12-24 weeks at $100K-$500K+. Major enterprise redesigns with extensive stakeholder coordination: 16-32 weeks at $200K-$1M+. Timelines and investment reflect complexity, not redesign ambition. For Redwood City clients, we scope based on actual project requirements — detailed discovery before providing estimates produces honest numbers rather than templated assumptions.