URL inventory
Crawl of current URLs before anything is deleted.
Website redesign
Website redesign that respects what already ranks
Redesigns fail when a new visual layer is launched on new URLs with no redirect map. Rankings drop, bookmarked pages 404, and the business blames the design. ZEH Technologies treats redesign as a migration: content, URLs, metadata and templates move together.
We rebuild information architecture, improve usability and replace outdated frontend code. We do not promise a traffic lift. We do promise a site that is easier to use, easier to maintain and correctly redirected.
If the current site is a set of disconnected landing pages, the redesign is also a chance to build a coherent service cluster instead of another set of doorways.
301 mapping
Old paths to new canonicals, including legacy product URLs.
Content salvage
Keep what is useful; rewrite what is thin or misleading.
Design modernization
A calmer visual system without throwing away brand marks.
Performance baseline
Leaner CSS/JS, image discipline, font loading.
QA on real devices
Forms, navigation, RTL if needed, and key conversion paths.
Redesign process
We record the current sitemap, analytics landing pages and any URLs referenced by ads, Play Store listings or partners. Those URLs get a destination. Then we design the new structure and implement it.
Launch is a cutover with redirects live, Search Console sitemaps submitted by you, and a watch on 404s. Legal pages such as privacy and data deletion stay on their public URLs when products depend on them.
Related services
Related solutions
Related work
FAQ
Questions companies usually ask.
Will we lose our Google rankings?
A careful redirect map reduces that risk. No redesign can guarantee rankings.
Can you redesign only the homepage?
We can, but most conversion and SEO problems live in the rest of the IA. We will say when a homepage-only pass is not enough.
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