Website Redesign for South African Businesses
Tidy Designs redesigns existing websites so they look better, work better and perform on mobile. We improve design, functionality and structure while protecting the content and pages that already work for you.

When is it time for a website redesign?
A redesign makes sense when your website looks dated, is hard to use on a phone, does not explain your services clearly or makes it difficult for customers to enquire. A redesign should improve those things without losing the content and page addresses that already help your visibility.
What a redesign can improve
Design
A modern, professional look that reflects your business.
Functionality
Better navigation, clearer service pages and easier enquiry options.
Mobile experience
Layouts planned mobile-first so the site works well on every device.
SEO foundations
Page titles, descriptions, headings and internal links tidied up, with important pages and addresses protected.
Example: FC Steel Engineering
For FC Steel Engineering we carried out a complete website upgrade, improving how the website looks and how it works, and optimising it as a mobile-first website. Read the FC Steel Engineering case study →
Planning a redesign? Use our website redesign checklist for small businesses.
Website redesign questions
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Will I lose my Google visibility if I redesign?
A careful redesign protects important content, page addresses and internal links so visibility is not lost unnecessarily. No designer can guarantee a particular ranking, but a clear plan reduces the risk.
Can you move my website to WordPress?
We build WordPress websites with Elementor Pro and can discuss whether it suits your business. See WordPress web design.
How much does a website redesign cost?
It depends on the size of the site and the features you need. Our websites start from R2,000. See the pricing guide.
Ready to redesign your website?
Tell us what is not working on your current website and we’ll recommend a practical plan and quote.