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Website redesign · Singapore
Website redesign in Singapore
Our website redesign service in Singapore gives your business a fresh look that fits how you sell today. From a quick revamp to a full rebuild, every page is planned to turn more of your visitors into customers.
- Built to convert
- A fresh, modern look
- Revamp or full rebuild
- Simple to update
Website redesign✦ How it works
The shift
What changes when you redesign with us
A fresh site, planned around turning more visitors into customers.
TraditionalWith JIN
- AuditTraditional: Weeks of page reviews before any design starts.With JIN: You know what to keep and what to fix before design starts.
- DesignTraditional: One layout, then round after round of revisions.With JIN: Several design directions early, so you pick the one that fits.
- ContentTraditional: Old copy pasted into new pages.With JIN: Copy rewritten page by page in your voice, keeping what already sells.
- RedirectsTraditional: A redirect list rushed out just before launch.With JIN: Every old URL mapped to its new page and tested before launch.
- TrackingTraditional: No clear view of what the new site brings in.With JIN: Conversion tracking live at launch, showing which channel each enquiry came from.
What changes
01A redesign built around how you sell today
SEO best practice in the move
Redirects, page titles and Search Console checks follow best practice, to give your existing pages the best chance in search.
A look that fits your brand today
A clearer layout and fresh page designs, built around how your customers look for what you sell now.
Copy that sells
Content that already converts stays. Pages that read their age are rewritten, and pages nobody visits are merged or retired.
A platform your team can run
Move from Wix or an old WordPress theme to WordPress, Webflow or an AI-powered website, with your content moved across.
A smooth switch-over
Redirects, forms and tracking are tested before launch, and Search Console is watched closely after it, so any problem is fixed early.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what your website needs to do and we will suggest a plan, with a clear quote.
See it in action
See how a redesign moves from audit to relaunch.
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Why it works
02Why the new site is built on what already works
Your data decides what stays, and you review real pages before launch.
Decisions based on your data
Your analytics show which pages earn their place, so the new site keeps what brings customers and drops what does not.
Designs to choose from, early
You see several design directions at the start and pick the one that suits your brand.
Real pages to click through
The new site is built on a staging copy. You review real pages while your current site keeps taking enquiries.
How it works
03How does a website redesign work?
- 1
Audit
We go through your current site, analytics and Search Console with you and agree what the redesign must fix.
- 2
Plan what stays
Pages that convert and URLs that rank go into the new sitemap. Weaker pages are rewritten, merged or retired.
- 3
Design and build
You approve the design, then click through the new pages on a staging site before anything goes live.
- 4
Launch with redirects
Redirects, forms and tracking are checked before the switch, and we keep an eye on Search Console afterwards.
Signs your website
Signs your website needs a redesign
If one of these sounds familiar, a redesign is likely worth it.
It looks and reads its age
The design, photos or copy no longer match how your business looks and sells today.
It is slow or awkward on phones
Pages load slowly, text is hard to read or forms are fiddly on the devices most of your visitors use.
Your team avoids updating it
Small changes need a developer, or the CMS is so tangled that nobody wants to touch it.
You cannot tell what brings in customers
There is no reliable tracking, so nobody knows which pages, ads or channels turn visits into enquiries and sales.
What stays and
What stays and what changes in a redesign?
A redesign starts with what you already have, and what works is kept.
What stays
URLs that rank, pages and copy that bring enquiries, and the brand elements your customers recognise.
What gets rebuilt
Page layouts, navigation, slow or outdated code, and forms that lose leads.
What is retired
Thin, duplicate and outdated pages, each redirected to the closest page that replaces it.
Want a second opinion on your website?
Send us your current site or your brief, and we will tell you what we would change first.
01
Will I lose my Google rankings after a redesign?
No one can guarantee rankings after a redesign, because Google decides them. What we do is follow best practice. Every URL on your current site is listed first, changed URLs get permanent (301) redirects, and titles, descriptions and structured data are carried across.
After launch, we watch Search Console and fix any errors quickly.
02
Do I need a website revamp or a full redesign?
A website revamp gives you a new design, refreshed copy and better speed on the platform and page structure you already have. It suits sites that still work for your business but look and read their age.
A full redesign changes the sitemap and page types, and often the platform. It suits sites that no longer fit how you sell, or that your team finds hard to update. If you are unsure, we look at your current site first and tell you which one makes sense.
03
How will a redesigned website bring in more customers?
A redesign is the best moment to fix what loses customers today. Each key page gets one clear next step, such as a quote form, a booking, a WhatsApp chat or a checkout. Forms get shorter, and pages load quickly on the phones most of your visitors use.
Conversion tracking goes live with the new site. You see which channel brought each enquiry, booking or sale, from Google search and ads to social media and AI search.
04
Corporate website redesign with several approvers
Corporate websites often need sign-off from management, compliance or legal on each page. A clear review schedule, one shared place for feedback and designs you can circulate internally keep approvals moving.
The new site is designed for accessibility, with readable contrast and forms that work with a keyboard. Enquiry forms ask only for what you need and link to your privacy policy, in line with the PDPA.
Guides
Guides for planning a website redesign
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Should we revamp our website or redesign it from scratch?
A revamp refreshes the design and content on the platform and structure you already have. A full redesign changes the structure, and often the platform. If the site still works for your business and is easy to update, a revamp may be enough. If not, a redesign is usually better value. We look at your current site first and recommend one.
How long does a website redesign take?
It depends on the number of unique layouts, how much content moves across or is rewritten, whether the platform changes and how quickly approvals come back. You get a timeline with milestones after a free consultation.
Can you move our site from Wix or an old WordPress theme?
Yes. Your new site can run on WordPress, Webflow or an AI-powered website. Your content moves across, and every old URL redirects to its new address.
Our website needs approval from several departments. How do you handle that?
We agree a review schedule at the start, keep feedback in one shared place and send designs you can circulate internally at each stage, so approvals do not hold up the project.
How much does a website redesign cost in Singapore?
It depends on the number of page layouts, how much content is rewritten, whether the platform changes and features such as ecommerce or integrations. We do not publish fixed prices because no two redesigns are the same. After a free consultation you get a clear, itemised quote.
Will our website go offline during the redesign?
No. The new design is built on a staging site, so your current site stays live and keeps taking enquiries. The switch happens at launch, once redirects, forms and tracking have been tested.
Who owns the website after the redesign?
You do. The domain, the website and the content belong to you.
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