Skip to content

Websites · existing website

Three drafts.One becomes yournew site.

We read your content and build three complete designs from it — on your real texts and images, not on placeholders. You choose one. That one is then built in full.

Project frame

Fit
An existing site with assets worth retaining.
First result
A reasoned relaunch plan.
Price timing
Concrete proposal after the current-state review.
01What your site can show

Your offering grew.Your website did not.

Most of what you offer is already on your website — three clicks down, without an address of its own and without a way in. A relaunch brings it forward instead of inventing it.

02From a client project

1OAK · performance agency, Munich

Fifty-eight addresses.Eleven stay.

Before the first draft came the survey: every address of the existing website, each with a decision behind it. What stays keeps its address. What is merged gets a redirect. Twenty-three articles came across word for word.

58
addresses in the existing site
11
stay as their own page
23
articles carried over

Three of the paths

  • /geo/gaiomerged
  • /sea-agentur/google-adsrenamed
  • /kostenloses-webdesign-angebot/angebotshortened
1oak
The new 1OAK site, captured from the built version.
The new 1OAK site, captured from the built version.
03What happens to what exists

Every page getsits decision.

Stays, rebuilt, replaced or dropped — and every address that exists today gets a destination.

04What stays in your hands

Your current site keeps runninguntil you say yes.

The new site takes shape at an address of its own. It takes over the main address only once you have approved it, and the old version stays reachable at an address of its own afterwards.

Discuss your existing website

What is on your website today – and what is missing from it?

Send the URL, the biggest problem, and the person accountable for the website. We will tell you what a current-state audit should clarify first.

Discuss your redesign

URL · biggest problem · accountable person

Common questions

01Does a redesign mean rebuilding everything?

No. The audit separates what to keep, rework, replace, and add. Valuable URLs, content, and functions are deliberately carried forward.

02How do you reduce risk during the switch?

The new site first runs at a preview address of its own while your existing site carries on. The addresses only change places once you have approved it; the old version then stays reachable at an address of its own, and documented redirects send old addresses to their destination.

03How does a design sprint fit into a redesign?

The current-state audit clarifies what needs to change. When the visual direction is still open, a bounded design sprint can make several directions comparable. It provides a basis for a decision, not an already launched website.

04What is retained and when is pricing agreed?

We review content, URLs, functions, and the existing technology. Retained assets, rebuilding, content work, and external services are then explicitly scoped. The concrete proposal follows that review; ongoing support and later extensions are agreed separately.