If your site is outdated, slow, difficult to use, getting traffic but few enquiries, or simply no longer reflects your business, our redesign work aims to improve conversions and protect valuable SEO — not just change the colours.
A redesign is worth considering when the website is no longer doing the job your business needs it to do.
The issue may be message clarity, weak calls to action, missing trust signals or friction in the contact journey.
A redesign can focus the experience around the actions that matter: calls, WhatsApp, forms, bookings or purchases.
Customers compare you with competitors. An old or inconsistent presentation can weaken trust before they contact you.
Small text, crowded layouts, awkward menus and slow loading create friction for customers browsing on a phone.
Services, positioning, locations or customers may have evolved while the website still tells the old story.
Established URLs, useful content and backlinks need to be understood before layouts, structure or platforms change.
That is why an established-site redesign can require more care than a small new build. We first identify the assets that should not be thrown away.
These are starting points, not artificial fixed packages. Redesign work can cost more than a small new build because we must audit, preserve and migrate what already has value. Send us the existing website and we will quote from the real scope.
For HTML/PHP, brochure and simpler company websites that need a stronger visual and conversion experience.
For WordPress and CMS websites that need a proper UX, design and content-structure rebuild while keeping useful existing assets.
For WooCommerce stores that need stronger product discovery, trust, mobile usability and a cleaner purchase journey.
For Shopify stores needing a better theme experience, merchandising hierarchy and conversion-focused mobile design.
The first decision is not “which package?” It is “what does this website actually need?”
We inspect the design, platform, conversion journey, speed and the business problems the redesign must solve.
We identify valuable pages, content, metadata, backlinks, analytics and working features that should be retained.
We define the new structure, conversion paths, redirects and scope before established assets are changed.
We test forms, analytics, links, redirects and mobile usability, then check key pages after the controlled launch.
See industry-specific website guides and examples for the types of businesses we regularly design for — including travel and tourism, salons, clinics, garages, trading, home services and more.
The Web Makers provides website redesign, revamp and rebuild services for UAE businesses with static websites, WordPress/CMS sites, WooCommerce stores and Shopify stores. Every project begins with a review of the current website so valuable brand assets, content, URLs, SEO equity and working functionality can be considered before the scope is defined.
One UAE-wide redesign service, with local web-design expertise connected through our city pages.
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Starting prices are AED 1,499 for a static or business website redesign, AED 3,499 for WordPress or CMS, AED 4,999 for WooCommerce and AED 4,999 for Shopify. The final quote depends on page count, platform, integrations, migration risk and how much existing SEO and content needs to be preserved.
A redesign has to improve an existing business asset without damaging what already works. That can require auditing and preserving your brand identity, valuable content, indexed URLs, backlinks, analytics, forms, integrations, customer journeys and existing search visibility before the new experience is launched. Protecting established value can require more planning and QA than starting a small new website from a blank slate.
A redesign can affect rankings, so migration has to be planned carefully. We review important URLs, metadata, internal links, redirects, canonicals, sitemap structure and valuable existing content with the goal of protecting existing SEO equity as far as technically possible. We do not promise that rankings can never move.
Yes. In most redesign projects the existing domain stays the same while the website underneath it is rebuilt or improved.
Then the issue may be conversion rather than appearance. We review message clarity, calls to action, trust signals, mobile usability, forms, page hierarchy and speed before recommending whether you need targeted improvements or a full redesign.
Yes. We redesign static and business websites, WordPress and CMS websites, WooCommerce stores and Shopify stores, with scope and pricing based on the existing site.
Yes, after reviewing the current platform, access, code quality, licences, hosting and any integrations that need to be retained.
Yes, when that is the right fix. However, a homepage-only redesign will not solve site-wide navigation, speed, conversion or technical issues if those problems exist across the website.
Usually yes. The new version can normally be prepared and tested on staging, then deployed during a controlled launch window. Exact deployment depends on the platform and hosting setup.
A small refresh may take around 5–10 working days. A larger business redesign commonly takes 2–4 weeks, while ecommerce and complex migrations can take longer depending on scope, content and approvals.
Yes. Send us your website URL and we will review what should be retained, what should be improved and whether the project is best treated as a refresh, redesign or rebuild before giving you a clear quote.
Send your website URL. We will review the current experience and tell you what should be kept, what should change, and which redesign route makes sense.