Website Redesign: Give Your Outdated Website a Fresh Start

If your website looks dated, loads slowly, doesn’t work well on phones or is a pain to update, it’s probably costing you customers. I redesign websites for New Hampshire businesses and nonprofits, keeping what works, fixing what doesn’t and bringing everything up to modern standards.

Signs It’s Time for a Redesign

Your site doesn’t look or work right on a phone.
Pages take more than a few seconds to load.
You’re afraid to touch it because something might break.
Your services, pricing or contact information are out of date.
It’s built on an old theme, plugin or platform that’s no longer supported.
It doesn’t reflect the quality of your business anymore.

How I Approach a Redesign

1. Review what you have

I look at your current site, your content, your traffic and what’s already ranking in Google, so nothing valuable gets lost.

2. Plan the new site

Together we decide what stays, what goes and what’s missing, from page structure to calls to action.

3. Build and test on a staging site

Your current site stays live while I build the new one privately. You review it before anything changes.

4. Launch without losing your rankings

I set up redirects from old page addresses to new ones, carry over SEO settings and check everything after launch.

Redesign or Migrate From Another Platform

I also move sites from Squarespace, Wix, older WordPress themes and other platforms to a modern WordPress and Divi build that you own and control.

Work Directly With Your Developer

Thirst Productions is a New Hampshire-based, owner-operated business. I’m Rich Collins, and I’m your primary contact and lead developer from the first email to launch day and beyond. No account managers, no ticket queues, no chatbots. When you email, you get me.