Websites do not necessarily need to be redesigned simply because they are a few years old. Some older websites continue to perform well, while relatively new websites may already have problems with usability, speed, content, conversions or mobile performance. The better question is whether your current website still supports your business and the people using it. A website redesign may be worth considering when the existing site is difficult to use, no longer represents the business accurately or is preventing visitors from completing important actions. This website redesign checklist covers some of the main areas businesses can review before deciding whether a redesign is necessary. If you are already exploring professional redesign options, you can also visit our Website Redesign page. What Is a Website Redesign? A website redesign involves changing some or all of an existing website to improve its appearance, structure, functionality, user experience or performance. The scope […]