B2B website redesign
Not pasting over an old design - building again, with today's data.
The problem
A website built years ago does not respond on mobile; a new feature means fighting old code, or cannot be done at all. Every month it remains in operation is a month of lost enquiries.
What we do
A redesign is based on an audit, not a feeling. We preserve SEO value (301 redirects, canonical URLs), address the actual friction points from the audit, and build on a modern stack that will not be stopped by a new feature.
- Responsive redesign from mobile to desktop, WCAG 2.2 AA
- Preserved or improved SEO value - 301 redirects, canonicals, sitemap
- 90+ Lighthouse performance on mobile and desktop
Technical detail →
Static page generation where content allows it, an image pipeline with automatic formats and caching, and an LCP element with loading priority. The aim: content ready before a heavy JS framework could download it.
Case study
Bazarfoto.cz
A responsive redesign built from the ground up, not patched over. Eight areas, one principle: less friction between the customer and a purchase.
View case study →Frequently asked questions
How long does a website redesign take?
It depends on the scope: the number of pages, integrations (online store, CRM, payments) and the amount of content to migrate. You get a specific timeline with the audit, before you sign a contract.
Why Next.js instead of WordPress or Shoptet?
An off-the-shelf solution is faster to launch, but you pay for it later through plugins that slow things down and business logic you cannot adapt. Next.js gives you control over performance and what the website can actually do. We cover when to use an off-the-shelf solution and when to build a custom website in more detail in our Next.js vs. WordPress comparison.