Website Redesign in Algeria
The same site, but working at last
You already have a website, but it is slow, outdated, or no longer feels like you. A redesign fixes that and keeps what already works.
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Quick answer
A website redesign modernizes an existing site: faster, clearer and better understood by Google, while keeping what already worked for you. With us, a redesign starts at 79,900 DA.
Your site has aged, and you know it
A few years ago, your site did the job. Today it takes a while to open on a phone, looks dated next to your competitors, or no longer really shows what you do.
Many businesses put off doing anything. Rebuilding from scratch sounds long and expensive, so they keep a site that works against them, year after year.
A redesign isn't always a full rebuild. Often we keep what works (your content, the search rankings you have already earned) and modernize the rest.
What is a website redesign?
A website redesign modernizes a site that is already online: a more current design, better speed, a clearer structure, while keeping the content and search rankings you have built up over time.
A slow or outdated site makes a bad first impression, even when your business is solid. Google notices too: speed and a clear structure are part of what it looks at when judging a page.
Signs it's time to redo your site
- It takes several seconds to appear on a phone over 4G.
- It looks wrong on mobile: text too small, buttons hard to tap.
- You can't change a price or a photo without calling someone.
- Your customers contact you on WhatsApp, but the site has no button to do it.
- Your services or products have changed, and the site still describes your old business.
What we look at before starting
- What already works well for you, to keep.
- What slows the site down or gets in visitors' way.
- Your current SEO: which pages Google knows and which ones bring in visits.
- What your competitors do better than you today.
We protect your search rankings too
A common redesign mistake is changing page addresses without redirecting them. Google then loses track of your pages, and the rankings you built over the years can drop back to almost nothing.
We handle this from the start. Every important page keeps its address, or gets a permanent redirect (called a "301") to its new address. Google understands that the page has moved, and your new site benefits from the work already done. It is part of the technical SEO we take care of on every redesign.
After launch, small movements in Google's results are normal for a few weeks while it reads the site again. We keep an eye on that period with you.
Keep WordPress or change technology?
It depends on you. If you want to edit your own pages every week, WordPress is still a good choice, as long as it is maintained. That's the choice we made when we built the site of the travel agency Prayer Travel Services, whose owner wanted to manage his site himself.
If your priority is speed and security, we recommend Next.js, the technology behind our fastest sites. Our WordPress vs Next.js comparison explains the real strengths and limits of each.
How a redesign works
- 1
We review your current site
Speed, how it looks on mobile, which pages bring in visits, and what content to keep.
- 2
Quote and plan
A clear price and a written timeline, based on how much needs to change.
- 3
Built alongside
The new site is built without touching the old one, which stays online the whole time.
- 4
Launch and follow-up
Redirects in place, checks after launch, and follow-up over the first few weeks.
What we need from you
Access to your current site: the hosting, the domain name and the site's admin. If you no longer know who has them, that's common. We help you get them back, because they should be in your name.
Tell us too what bothers you most about the current site, and what your customers often ask you. Those answers guide what we keep and what we change. At the end, you get all the access details for the new site.
A site that matches what you have become
Your business has grown since your first website: more products, more experience, a better reputation. Your site should show that.
A good redesign gives your site back the speed and clarity it had lost, without making you start over on everything you have built. After that, website maintenance helps keep it in that state.
What you actually gain
A faster site from launch day
Your new site loads fast on mobile and desktop, and visitors no longer have to wait.
A better image next to your competitors
An up-to-date site, as polished as your most serious competitors', changes the first impression you make.
Your search rankings protected
Redirects and structure are planned from the start, so the SEO work already done carries over to a faster site.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website redesign cost?
From 79,900 DA, depending on the state of your current site and how much needs to change. We give you a clear quote after looking at your existing site.
Will I lose my current search rankings?
Not if the redesign is done properly. We redirect every important page to keep the SEO work already done. Small movements in Google for a few weeks after launch are normal.
Do you need to redo everything, or just some pages?
It depends on your site. Sometimes a few important pages are enough; sometimes a broader redesign is more useful. We give you honest advice after looking at your situation.
Will the new site have the same content, or does everything need rewriting?
We keep what already works and improve the rest. There's no need to rewrite everything if your current content does its job.
Does my site stay online during the redesign?
Yes. The new site is built alongside it, and the old one stays online until the switch.
How long does a redesign take?
It depends on how much needs to change. We give you a clear timeline with the quote.
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Is your current site holding you back more than helping?
Let's talk about redesigning your site. We keep what works, fix what's holding it back, and give you a faster, clearer site.