The site tells an old story
Services have changed, the work has improved or the business has a new focus. Reorganize the content around what you offer today, using current examples and accurate details.
Kineta / Website design & development
Turn an outdated or confusing site into a clearer reflection of your business. Kineta’s website redesign service starts with your existing content, your customers’ needs and the parts already worth keeping.
Based in McDonough, Georgia · Working online with businesses across the U.S.
The starting point
A redesign is useful when the site makes your business harder to understand or contact. Share the current URL and what feels wrong, so we can separate a focused refresh from a larger rebuild.
Services have changed, the work has improved or the business has a new focus. Reorganize the content around what you offer today, using current examples and accurate details.
Crowded navigation, tiny text and difficult forms can interrupt an inquiry. Review the mobile journey from the first screen through the contact step.
A visitor should know where to find relevant work and how to begin. Bring the main action into the right places and remove competing or outdated instructions.
Explore the project Built by Kineta / Founder-owned / Pre-launch brand
The Unbroken Tarot case study follows an editorial rebuild around the creator’s actual card artwork. The published design uses a living index, a deck atlas and an interactive reading experience to make the work explorable while keeping the product’s launch status clear.
A founder-owned venture. This is evidence of the design and build, with no client growth or revenue claim.
Read the The Unbroken Tarot case studyFrom brief to browser
Bring your current URL, the changes you need and access to the site, domain and hosting accounts you control. Existing analytics and a list of important pages are helpful if available.
Review the pages, supplied content, forms and integrations included in the project. Identify what stays, what changes and any platform limitations before defining the rebuild.
Map the selected content to the new pages. Preserve useful URLs where possible and agree on redirects for changed URLs within scope. Larger archives, customer data and platform migrations are quoted separately.
Develop the new experience before the production changeover. Review the content and layouts on mobile and desktop, with two consolidated revision rounds for the agreed direction.
Check the agreed redirects, navigation, inquiry path and basic analytics. Confirm the domain and hosting changes, preserve existing email records, and document the source handoff and launch plan.
A redesign does not guarantee unchanged search rankings or a traffic increase. Redirect coverage, content transfer, integrations and any rollback arrangements are named in the written scope before work begins.
Choose the right size
Redesigns use the same clear starting scopes as new builds. The page count, content transfer and technical requirements determine the fit; complex migrations or new integrations are quoted separately.
1 page · up to 6 sections
$900
Discuss one pageUp to 5 core pages
$2,250
Discuss business siteUp to 8 core pages in the base scope
From $4,500
Discuss custom experienceUSD · New-client rates include 10% off standard build prices. Written scope first, then 50% to begin and 50% before launch.
Domain, hosting, paid tools and ongoing care are separate. New logos, photography, copy written from scratch, booking systems, e-commerce and app features require separate scope. Full pricing details.
Before we start
No. Useful copy, recognizable brand elements and working content can remain. We first decide whether a focused improvement can solve the problem or whether a new build is appropriate. The quote makes that distinction clear.
Yes, if you control the relevant accounts. A new website does not require a new domain or mailbox. We identify the hosting and DNS changes needed for launch and preserve existing email records; any email migration is separate scope.
Changing content or URLs can affect search visibility. We identify important pages, retain useful URLs where possible and agree on redirects for changed pages within the project. Existing Search Console and analytics data can inform the plan, but search rankings and traffic cannot be guaranteed.
We can review a move from your current platform. What can transfer depends on account access, export options, content rights and the features in use. Online stores, memberships, bookings, blog archives and customer data need an explicit migration plan and quote.
The redesign is developed in a separate review environment wherever the hosting setup permits, so the current site can remain available while you review. Launch access, changeover steps and rollback arrangements are agreed before replacing the production site.
Every build includes a source-code handoff and 14 days of post-launch bug fixes. Ongoing content edits, hosting, paid tools and care are separate. Your handoff identifies the accounts and access needed to maintain the site.
The first conversation is free
No payment is due until we agree on the deliverables, schedule and price.