Squarespace Website Redesign
Same platform. Completely different results.
If your Squarespace site is outdated, slow to update, or just isn't converting — a redesign gives you a faster, more focused site without switching platforms or losing your content.
Signs it's time for a redesign.
You don't need a whole new business — you need a site that actually works as hard as you do.
It's slow to update
Every small change takes ages because the layout wasn't built to be maintained by you.
It doesn't feel right on mobile
Most of your visitors are on their phone — if the layout breaks or feels cramped there, you're losing them.
It doesn't convert
People land on the site, look around, and leave — there's no clear next step for them to take.
It's grown messy
Pages and sections were added over time with no consistent structure, so nothing feels intentional anymore.
It doesn't look like you anymore
Your brand has evolved, but the site is still stuck in an earlier version of the business.
It's invisible on Google
No structure for SEO means people searching for what you do simply never find the site.
— What's Included
A redesign covers more than a new look.
Every redesign starts with an audit of what's working and what isn't — then rebuilds around it, keeping the content and SEO equity you've already earned.
- Full visual redesign — layout, typography, colour system, and imagery direction
- Content audit — we keep what works, rewrite or restructure what doesn't
- Mobile-first rebuild, tested across phone, tablet, and desktop
- Updated contact and booking flows so leads don't fall through the cracks
- Streamlined navigation and page structure so visitors find what they need faster
- Training so you're comfortable editing the new site yourself
How a redesign actually happens.
Audit
We review your current site, analytics, and goals to find exactly what's holding it back.
Strategy
A plan for structure, content, and visual direction — built around what your visitors actually need.
Redesign
The new site gets built in Squarespace, page by page, with your feedback along the way.
Launch
Redirects, testing, and a smooth switch-over — then training so you can run it yourself.
Redesign questions, answered.
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Most redesigns take 3–4 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how many pages exist and how quickly feedback comes back during revisions.
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Yes — a redesign rebuilds the site itself, not your domain or hosting setup. Nothing changes on that end, and there's no downtime during the switch-over.
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Not necessarily. Part of the audit is deciding what content still works as-is, what needs light editing, and what should be rewritten — you won't be starting from a blank page.
Let's see what your site could look like.
Book a free 15-minute call — no pressure, just a look at your current site and what a redesign could realistically improve.