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E-commerce website redesign with a rich and varied set of options across the sales funnel
Website redesign
NuWide analyzes your existing site, keeps what works, and rethinks what limits its effectiveness. Design, user experience, performance, technical SEO, architecture, and maintainability: a custom redesign, without starting from scratch when it’s not necessary.
Before Existing site
After Redesigned site
A redesign for real challenges
A redesign is about more than just changing a website’s appearance. It involves reevaluating the user experience, content, performance, SEO, security, and technical architecture to build a clearer and more sustainable foundation.
A cleaner technical and editorial foundation for SEO.
Clearer, more consistent user journeys tailored to user needs.
A site designed to load quickly and run smoothly.
An architecture that is more readable and easier to maintain.
A foundation capable of supporting future content, features, and services.
Our approach to the redesign
NuWide takes a step-by-step approach to understand the existing system, preserve what’s worth keeping, and rebuild only what needs to be updated.
See our technical approachTechnical analysis, UX, content, SEO, and constraints of the existing site.
Defining objectives, priorities, and scope.
Information architecture, user journeys, and new interface.
Integration, frontend, backend, and any necessary migrations, depending on the project.
Functional, responsive, performance, and accessibility testing, as well as go-live checks.
Deployment, testing, and post-launch support.
Key elements of a successful redesign
Every redesign is different. NuWide identifies the elements that truly need to be reworked based on the site’s current state, its objectives, and its constraints.
A clear structure to organize content and facilitate navigation.
An interface consistent with your brand image and your specific needs.
Structured content and a solid technical foundation optimized for search engines.
Performance, code quality, security, and maintainability.
User journeys that are easy to follow on computers, tablets, and mobile devices.
Integration with existing services when technically feasible.
Tangible improvements
A well-designed redesign allows us to simultaneously improve technical quality, user experience, visibility, and ease of management. Priorities are defined based on the audit and the project’s actual objectives.
Reducing unnecessary weight, optimizing load times, and focusing on Core Web Vitals.
HTML structure, search engine indexability, site architecture, metadata, relevant structured data, and redirect management.
Navigation, hierarchy, readability, forms, and responsiveness across different screen sizes.
Architecture, components, and code designed to facilitate future updates.
Technologies
Robust backend, APIs, and business logic when the project requires it.
Modern, fast, and accessible interfaces.
Integrations, connectors, and third-party tools subject to technical feasibility.
Deployment, hosting, monitoring, and backups based on the chosen architecture.
Technology is not imposed as a matter of principle. A redesign may retain part of the existing structure, migrate gradually, or rebuild certain elements depending on the assessment.
Projects
E-commerce website redesign with a rich and varied set of options across the sales funnel
When should you consider a redesign?
The website no longer reflects your brand image or current practices.
Slow loading times or poor responsiveness detract from the user experience.
Content, user journeys, and features have accumulated without any consistency.
Updates are becoming time-consuming, risky, or costly to maintain.
The user experience is not satisfactory on current screens.
Your business, services, or needs have changed since the site was created.
Frequently asked questions
The duration depends on the size of the site, the condition of the existing site, the volume of content, the features, and the necessary migrations and validations. The scoping process allows us to establish a realistic timeline before development begins.
A redesign can be planned to best preserve existing SEO gains: URL inventory, redirects, structure, content, metadata, and indexing checks. However, no guarantee can be made regarding the maintenance of search rankings, as SEO also depends on search engines and external factors.
Not necessarily. The audit helps identify what can be kept, improved, merged, reorganized, or replaced.
It depends on the scope, the existing infrastructure, the features, the design, migrations, and technical constraints. NuWide assesses the requirements before preparing a tailored proposal.
The goal is generally to prepare the new version in a separate environment to minimize the impact on the live site. However, the go-live strategy depends on the existing architecture and the project.
Yes. Depending on the project, NuWide can provide maintenance, technical support, security, hosting, and updates after the site goes live.
Your website redesign
Let’s discuss your current website, your goals, and opportunities for improvement so we can build a cohesive, high-performing, and sustainable redesign.