WEBSITE REDESIGN / GURUGRAM, INDIA
A redesign should solve the problems people encounter on your current website. SliceCode helps businesses review existing content, improve the enquiry journey and plan the move to a maintainable website. We work from Gurugram with teams across India and remotely.
For an existing business website that is hard to update, confusing on a phone or unclear about its services. We first distinguish a focused repair from a full rebuild. A broken form or an unclear service page may need a smaller intervention than replacing the entire site.
The proposal confirms the deliverables for your brief. Here is how we approach the work.
Review the pages, content, forms, downloads and integrations in the agreed scope. Identify what should stay, what needs revision and what no longer serves a useful purpose. Available analytics help prioritize pages but are not assumed to be complete.
Organize the offer around customer questions and a clear next step. Review representative phone layouts with realistic text and images. Content responsibilities and approval milestones are agreed before implementation.
Map old URLs to relevant destinations, preserve useful addresses where possible and specify redirects for moved pages. Check internal links, canonicals and the sitemap against the final page inventory.
Check priority URLs, mobile navigation and the contact journey before and after launch. Agree a recovery procedure, source handover and the person responsible for resolving release issues.
Planning timeline: 2–3 weeks
Get a scoped proposalThe website planning range applies to an agreed business-site rebuild. Large content libraries, ecommerce, CMS migration, copywriting and complex integrations require separate estimation. The schedule depends on the inventory and access being ready. A redesign does not guarantee retained or improved rankings.
We work from Gurugram with local and remote teams. Share your current setup, the result you need and any deadline so we can agree a realistic first step.
Keep the existing platform if it can meet the requirements with targeted changes. A rebuild is worth considering when the content model, editing experience or technical constraints prevent the changes the business needs.
Make URL decisions before designing replacement pages. A new visual identity does not require changing every address. Where pages are consolidated, the destination should still answer the visitor’s original need.
Share the current URL, business goals and known problems. We define the inventory and access required without asking you to send passwords in a project brief.
Review the new page plan, content responsibilities, URL mapping and acceptance criteria. Separate launch requirements from improvements that can follow later.
Review a preview against the agreed inventory, including content, forms and representative mobile layouts. Resolve missing destinations before switching traffic.
Deploy the approved version, verify critical paths and record the release. Review errors and available page-level search data to distinguish technical defects from broader traffic changes.
Our redesign guide includes a sample URL decision table and a launch checklist. It shows how we frame migration work; it is a planning resource, not a claim that a client achieved a particular traffic increase.
Read the redesign and migration checklistNot always. We first identify whether content, layout or a specific broken flow is the problem. A focused repair may be more appropriate when the existing platform still supports your requirements.
We can review the existing inventory and preserve suitable URLs. Pages that move need a relevant destination and an agreed redirect map. The final approach depends on the old and new site structures.
No provider can guarantee unchanged rankings. We can agree migration checks for content, redirects, indexing settings and canonical URLs, then monitor the available evidence after launch.
Our ₹40,000–₹60,000 business-website planning range can be a starting point for a defined rebuild. Migration complexity, page count, content preparation and integrations determine whether that scope fits.
The current URL, a list of known problems, the main customer action and any deadline. If available, bring a page inventory and summary of search or enquiry performance. Account access is arranged separately through appropriate permissions.
Search & performance · 3 MIN READ
An actionable redesign plan covering URL inventory, redirect decisions, staging, content checks, launch verification and post-launch monitoring.
Tell us what needs to work.
We’ll help define the first step.