Website redesign Melbourne
We help Melbourne businesses rethink websites that no longer match how they work. The first question is what to keep, improve or rebuild, not whether everything needs replacing. From there, we plan the content, design, WordPress build and transition.
Is it time?
We start by understanding what should stay, what should change and what the new site must do. That gives the redesign a practical brief, beyond how it looks.
Your services or audience have changed, but your site still tells the old story.
Visitors struggle to find the right information or the next step.
Your team finds content updates harder than they should be.
The site has gathered workarounds that make every change more difficult.
You need to keep useful content, URLs or integrations while improving the experience.
What’s included
We work through the structure, design and WordPress build as connected decisions, so the new site represents your business properly and your team can actually run it.
Clear paths to your services, built around the decisions your customers need to make.
A sharper, more confident look in your brand, designed on real pages.
Editable layouts and sections, so everyday changes don’t need a developer.
Pages, posts and media moved across, with redirects planned before launch.
Enquiry forms, CRM connections such as HubSpot, and analytics, tested before go-live.
Protecting what you’ve built
An established site carries years of content, search history and connections. We identify those before changing anything. The migration plan depends on what’s already there; we don’t assume every site needs the same rebuild.
Illustrative only. On a real project this is built from your site’s own URLs.
| /services/property-management/ | /what-we-do/manage/ | 301 |
| /about-us/our-team/ | /about/team/ | 301 |
| /blog/2019/market-update/ | /insights/market-update/ | 301 |
| /contact.html | /contact/ | 301 |
| /borrowing-calculator/ | /borrowing-calculator/ | Kept |
We map it before we move it. An inventory of your pages, URLs, forms and integrations comes before any new design, so nothing important gets lost in the move.
Redesign case study
Reventon brings property investment, finance, management and sales together. We redesigned and redeveloped the site around a simpler service structure, so each audience finds its path.
What we didSimplified service structure and menus, timeline, team bios, stories and awards, forms and HubSpot. The existing calculators were kept.
Worked withImpressive Digital managed ads and SEO and planned the redirects. Reventon supplied most content and images.
LaunchedJune 2026, with team training.
“We’re already moving on to build additional websites with Gal.”
Reventon, Google review
More redesigns
Each one had different content, audiences and integrations to carry across. Here’s exactly what our part was.
Corporate · 2024
A corporate WordPress redesign: locations, case studies, blog migration, forms and training.
Google Sites → WordPress · 2026
Moved off Google Sites to editable WordPress, with routes for residents and strata managers and tailored enquiry forms.
Jewellery · 2024
A redesign and migration adapted from an earlier Vibes jewellery build, with tracking carried over through go-live.
He recently redesigned our website, and the entire process was smooth and efficient.
Mideco, Google review
What happens next
Clear scope before anything starts, and the same people with you after launch.
Your current site and the reason for change.
The site, goals, content and technical constraints.
A proposal that explains what’s included.
The new experience, then launch and handover.
Hosting and care after launch, if you want it.
Investment
Every redesign is scoped to the work involved. These are the things that move the number most.
How many page types and templates the site needs.
How much moves across, and how much gets rewritten.
Forms, CRMs, booking tools, calculators and feeds.
From refining your brand to a new visual direction.
URLs, redirects and the timing of the switch-over.
Questions
The things people usually ask before a redesign. Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
It depends on how much of the current site still serves you. If the structure and platform are sound, focused improvements are often enough. If the business has moved on or every change fights the old build, a redesign is usually better value. We’ll tell you which we think it is after reviewing the site.
We inventory your pages, URLs, forms and integrations first. Content you still need moves across, and anything whose address changes gets a 301 redirect to its new home. That gives your search history the best chance to carry over. No one can honestly guarantee rankings, but a planned migration avoids the losses a careless one causes.
Mostly at the start and at review points: agreeing goals, supplying or approving content, and reviewing designs and the staging site. We handle the build, migration and launch, and train your team before go-live.
Yes. Many redesigns start from a site built elsewhere. We review the current setup, access, hosting and integrations first, then explain what moves across and what we’d rebuild.
Yes. It’s built in WordPress with editable sections, and we train your team at launch so everyday changes don’t need a developer.
We check the launch, fix anything real visitors uncover, and stay available for changes. If you want ongoing help, we can look after hosting, updates and care.
Related
Other ways we can help, depending on where your website is at.
Start a project
Bring us the brief, or the sticking point. Tell us what exists, what needs to change and who else is involved. You’ll hear back from the person who’d actually work on it.
5.0 ★★★★★ from 110 Google reviews
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