WordPress website redesign services.
If your WordPress website feels dated or has become difficult to update, we help you decide what needs changing. We design and build the agreed pages in a working preview so you can try them before launch.
What your WordPress
redesign includes.
Some websites need a clearer layout. Others have become difficult to edit or depend on tools that no longer suit the business. We review those problems with you before deciding whether a focused update or a larger WordPress rebuild makes sense.
WordPress web design
Our WordPress web design services start with the content visitors need to understand. We develop the page layouts with you, making the next step easy to find and checking how the design reads on a phone.
Development & editing
The build needs to work for the people maintaining it. Our WordPress development services cover the agreed templates and editing controls, with existing plugins reviewed against what the website actually needs.
Forms & connected tools
We check what happens after someone makes an inquiry or booking. We’ll identify what needs to stay or be replaced and how your team will know if a submission fails.
Content worth carrying forward
Your existing articles and service information can remain useful. We identify what to keep or revise and plan where it belongs in the rebuilt site. Search data, when available, helps inform those decisions.
Our WordPress
work.
CMX’s service pages and blog run on WordPress. Explore the live layouts and reading controls below, or use our guide to plan changes to your own site.
WordPress Redesign: What to Keep and Change
Service pages and articles.
The Services hub helps visitors choose between a general website build and a WordPress redesign. Each service page explains what’s included and links to practical guides, including website ownership.
Article reading controls.
Readers can save an article beside the theme switch and use the contents list to jump to a section. The thin progress line shows how far they’ve read.
Shared design details.
The service pages share typography and theme controls, with different artwork and layouts for each service.
WordPress migration services.
Changing the design doesn’t always mean changing the addresses of your pages. We identify the URLs to keep and map redirects for content that needs to move, so visitors reach a relevant page.
When a rebuild includes a new host or a move from another platform, we define how content and media will transfer. The launch plan also covers the connected tools and the checks needed after the switch.
Rankings can change during a redesign or migration. Careful planning reduces avoidable problems, but it can’t guarantee that search traffic stays the same.
Review the rebuild
before it goes live.
- 01 / Review
Understand the current site.
Discuss what’s getting in the way. Review key pages and how your team edits them, then agree the work and who handles it.
- 02 / Design
Work with real content.
Review the layout direction using the information your visitors need. Check the important screen sizes before extending the design.
- 03 / Build
Use the working preview.
The agreed pages and connections are built in a separate preview. Your team can review the site and raise issues before launch.
- 04 / Launch
Agree the handoff.
Complete the launch checks and release the site. Your team gets the included access and instructions, with any follow-up support defined in writing.
What affects your
WordPress redesign cost?
The cost of a WordPress website redesign depends on the layouts being rebuilt and how much content needs attention. Custom features and the condition of the existing setup also affect the work.
You’ll receive a proposal before work starts. It sets out the work and any hosting or software costs, with the support included after launch. It also explains when we’ll need content or feedback from your team.
For a small business website redesign, we can review the most important pages first and discuss whether a smaller scope would address the problem.
Explore our broader website development services ↗Questions about
the redesign.
Does the whole website need rebuilding?
Sometimes a focused repair or a better layout is enough. We review what’s causing the problem and explain the options before recommending a full WordPress redesign.
Can you work with our existing theme or Elementor setup?
We review the current theme, editor and plugins before choosing an approach. Some parts may be worth keeping. If replacing them would help, we explain the effect on content editing, compatibility and future maintenance.
Can you keep our articles and existing URLs?
We plan which content and addresses to retain. Where a URL changes, we identify an appropriate destination and test the redirect. Search rankings can still fluctuate, so preserving every position is not something we can promise.
Will the current website stay available during the work?
We plan the rebuild in a separate preview so you can review it while the existing website remains available. Any interruption depends on the hosting and connected systems. We’ll explain what’s needed and plan the timing with you before launch.
Can you move a website to WordPress from another platform?
Yes, subject to reviewing the source platform and what it lets us export. We scope the content transfer and replacement features, including how important URLs and integrations will be handled.
Will our team be able to edit the redesigned website?
We start with the tasks your team needs to handle and set up editing controls for that work. The handoff identifies the included access and instructions. More complex features may still need developer support.
How long does a WordPress redesign take?
The schedule depends on the agreed layouts, content readiness and technical work. We set review points with you and identify any access or decisions needed to keep the project moving.
Is ongoing SEO or maintenance included?
Any ongoing work is agreed separately or explicitly included in the proposal. The redesign includes the page settings and launch checks listed in the proposal. For continuing search work, see our digital marketing services.
What would you
like to change?
Send us the link and explain what’s difficult about the current site. Include any timing or budget you have in mind. We’ll use that context to discuss the next step.