Redesign objective
A visual refresh, conversion improvement, repositioning, and platform replacement call for different levels of work.
A good redesign improves more than appearance. CodeActivv scopes the brand, content, conversion, SEO, and technical decisions needed for a confident relaunch.
A visual refresh, conversion improvement, repositioning, and platform replacement call for different levels of work.
Existing technical debt, analytics, content quality, and user friction inform a realistic redesign plan.
The volume of pages, assets, redirects, and editorial review can significantly affect delivery.
Using an established system differs from creating a new visual direction and messaging framework.
Search performance requires considered redirects, content mapping, metadata, and launch validation.
Moving CMS, hosting, or architecture introduces migration and quality-assurance work.
Ranges are directional — final investment is confirmed after discovery, not from a one-size price list.
Lean scope
Improving key pages and conversion paths while retaining the existing foundation.
Timeline: Often measured in weeks
Growth scope
A full marketing-site relaunch with clearer positioning.
Timeline: Often measured in months
Complex product
A redesign paired with major technical, content, or operational change.
Timeline: Planned around launch phases
We replace broad assumptions with a shared scope, practical delivery plan, and estimate built around the work that will create value.
We discuss outcomes, users, existing systems, constraints, and the decisions that affect effort.
We turn priorities into a focused backlog, identify dependencies, and separate essentials from later enhancements.
CodeActivv provides a transparent, scoped estimate with delivery assumptions and a practical timeline.
Work is delivered in visible milestones, so you can review progress and make informed trade-offs.
An audit helps answer that. We examine business goals, user behavior, brand fit, and technical condition before recommending a path.
Yes, with careful content mapping, redirects, metadata handling, and post-launch monitoring. SEO continuity is planned, not assumed.
Yes. We identify what should migrate, be rewritten, consolidated, or retired based on the new information architecture.
The existing site normally remains live until the new experience has passed launch checks and is ready to switch over.
Possibly. We assess whether it supports your new content, workflows, performance, and maintenance needs.
Messaging and content strategy can be included where they are needed to make the redesigned experience effective.
We agree practical measures such as qualified enquiries, task completion, engagement, performance, or editorial efficiency before delivery.
Yes. A focused improvement can be the right first step when the broader site remains fit for purpose.
Contextual links across services, technologies, industries, guides, and pricing — so you can move from research to action.
Share your current site and the changes you want the new experience to achieve.
Get a free consultation