Website Redesign Checklist: 15 Things to Plan Before You Start
A redesign can lift enquiries or quietly wipe out years of search visibility. This 15-point checklist covers goals, benchmarks, content, URL mapping…
Technical SEO
We find and fix the code, server and architecture problems that stop search engines from crawling, rendering and indexing your pages properly, then verify every change in Search Console.

Technical SEO is the work of making sure search engines can discover, crawl, render and index a website correctly. It deals with site architecture, URL structure, canonical tags, redirects, XML sitemaps, robots rules, structured data, JavaScript rendering and page performance, the foundations that decide whether your content can compete at all.
Good content cannot perform if search engines struggle to reach it. Technical SEO looks at how your site is built and served: whether important pages are indexable, whether duplicate URLs are consolidated, whether JavaScript-rendered content is visible to Googlebot, and whether pages load and respond quickly on real mobile connections.
Typical areas we work on include:
Because we build websites in PHP, WordPress and modern JavaScript stacks, we can usually make the fix ourselves or give your developers precise, tested instructions. Pair this with an SEO audit if you need a full diagnostic first.
Catalogues, directories and content sites where thousands of URLs make crawl and index control critical.
Sites built on React, Vue, Angular or headless setups where rendering affects what search engines see.
Businesses changing domain, CMS, URL structure or design, where mistakes can wipe out existing search visibility.
Sites failing Core Web Vitals in field data, with heavy scripts, large images or layout shifts.
Technical issues rarely announce themselves. A staging noindex tag left on after launch, a canonical tag pointing to the wrong URL, or filter pages generating thousands of near-duplicate URLs can quietly drain visibility for months before anyone notices.
JavaScript frameworks add another layer. If key content or links only appear after client-side rendering, search engines may index an incomplete page or discover your deeper URLs slowly. Slow server response and heavy third-party scripts then drag down LCP and INP, which affects how visitors experience the site.
These problems sit in templates, server configuration and build pipelines. Marketing teams cannot fix them, and general developers often do not know which details matter to search engines. The result is a site that looks fine in a browser but sends confusing signals to crawlers.

Scope
Logical URL structure, sensible click depth and internal linking that helps crawlers reach important pages.
Canonicals, noindex rules, parameter handling and faceted navigation set up so the right URLs get indexed.
Redirect chains, loops, 404s and soft 404s cleaned up, with 301 maps for removed or moved pages.
Improvements to LCP, INP and CLS through image handling, script loading, caching and server tuning.
JSON-LD for Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, Article and BreadcrumbList that matches visible content.
Server-side rendering, pre-rendering or hydration fixes so content and links are visible in rendered HTML.
Process
We crawl the site with JavaScript rendering on and off, and pull index, crawl stats and CWV data from Search Console.
Each issue is traced to the template, plugin, server rule or build step that causes it, not just the affected URLs.
Fixes are prioritised, written up with exact specifications and tested on a staging copy before going live.
Changes go live in controlled batches, then we validate with URL Inspection, the Rich Results Test and a fresh crawl.
We watch index coverage, crawl stats and Core Web Vitals reports for regressions after each deployment.
Technologies
Search engines can reach, render and index the pages you actually want to appear in results.
Duplicates, redirect chains and conflicting canonicals stop splitting relevance between URLs.
Core Web Vitals work improves the experience for visitors on mid-range phones and patchy mobile data.
Redesigns and migrations are planned with redirect maps and checks, reducing the risk of lost visibility.
Pricing
Choose a starting point — we confirm the exact scope and price in a written proposal.
For businesses competing in one city or service area.
Custom quote based on scope
Most popular
Ongoing SEO for businesses targeting several services or locations.
Custom quote based on scope
Larger sites, e-commerce or competitive markets.
Custom quote based on scope
Every project is scoped individually. Request a quote for an exact price — final scope and cost are confirmed in a written proposal.
| Feature | Local | Growth | Advanced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Business Profile optimization | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Technical SEO audit & fixes | Basic | Full | Full + monitoring |
| On-page optimization | Key pages | Priority pages | Ongoing |
| Local citations & NAP consistency | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Content planning | No | Monthly plan | Monthly plan + briefs |
| Schema markup | Basic | Advanced | Advanced |
| Reporting | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly + review call |
FAQs
Still have a question?
Ask us directly — you’ll get a straight answer from the team that does the work.
Technical SEO deals with how the site is built and served, such as crawling, indexation, rendering, redirects and speed. On-page SEO deals with the content of individual pages, such as titles, headings, copy and internal links. Both matter, but technical problems usually need fixing first because they can stop good content being indexed at all.
Not on its own, and not in any guaranteed way. Core Web Vitals are one part of how Google assesses page experience, and relevance still matters far more. Better LCP, INP and CLS scores do make the site faster and more stable for visitors, which tends to help engagement and conversions regardless of rankings.
No. Valid structured data helps search engines understand your content and makes pages eligible for certain rich results, but Google decides whether to show them. Some types, such as FAQ rich results, are now shown mainly for authoritative government and health websites. We add schema for clarity and eligibility, not as a promise of special listings.
We can reduce the risk significantly, but no one can promise zero impact. We benchmark current performance, map every important old URL to its new equivalent, check canonicals, sitemaps and internal links on staging, and monitor Search Console closely after launch. Temporary fluctuation is normal while search engines process the changes.
Yes, we can set up IndexNow so supported search engines such as Bing and Yandex are notified quickly when URLs are added, updated or removed. Google does not use IndexNow, so for Google we rely on accurate XML sitemaps, sound internal linking and Search Console. IndexNow speeds up discovery but does not guarantee indexing.
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