Website Redesign Services in Singapore

A website redesign in Singapore typically ranges from SGD 4,000 to SGD 20,000 depending on the number of pages, design complexity, and additional features like ecommerce or booking systems. A simple brochure website redesign starts around SGD 4,000–6,000, while a complex site with custom functionality costs more. Terris provides a detailed, transparent quote after reviewing your current site and understanding your goals.

Common signs your website needs a redesign include an outdated visual design that no longer reflects your brand, poor mobile experience, slow loading speeds over 4 seconds, declining traffic or conversion rates, difficulty updating content, and customer feedback that the site feels unprofessional. Terris offers a free website audit to help you assess whether a redesign is the right move, if your site is more than 3–4 years old, it likely needs a refresh to meet modern design standards and user expectations.

A poorly executed redesign can hurt rankings, but when done correctly, a redesign preserves and often improves your SEO. The key steps are implementing proper 301 redirects for any changed URLs, maintaining your URL structure where possible, carrying over all meta titles and descriptions, and resubmitting your sitemap to Google. Terris monitors rankings closely after every redesign launch to catch and fix any issues quickly.

A typical website redesign takes 6 to 10 weeks depending on the size and complexity of your site. This includes auditing your current site, planning the new design, creating mockups, development, content migration, and testing. Larger sites with custom functionality may take 10 to 14 weeks. Your current site stays live throughout the process with zero downtime.

If your current site has good SEO rankings and content but looks dated, a redesign that preserves your URL structure and content is usually the better choice. If your site is on an outdated platform, has fundamental structural issues, or needs completely different functionality, building fresh on a modern platform may be more cost-effective. Terris assesses your current site and recommends the approach that delivers the best results for your budget.

No. The redesigned website is built on a separate staging environment while your current site remains live and fully operational. You can preview and approve the new design before anything changes publicly. The switchover happens only when the new site is complete, tested, and approved, so there is zero downtime for your business or customers.

Key indicators of an outdated website include non-responsive design that does not work well on mobile, slow load times over 3–4 seconds, Flash elements or old design trends, no SSL certificate showing the padlock icon, cluttered layouts with small text, and poor Google PageSpeed scores below 50. You can test your site for free using Google PageSpeed Insights and the Mobile-Friendly Test tool.

Yes. You can give your website a completely fresh design while keeping it on the same platform like WordPress, Shopify, or others. This is often the most efficient approach because it preserves your existing content, plugins, and integrations. However, if your current platform is limiting your growth or causing performance issues, migrating to a better one during the redesign is worth considering.

A professional website redesign typically includes a comprehensive audit of your current site, new responsive design mockups, content migration and reorganisation, development on a staging server, SEO preservation with proper redirects, performance optimisation, mobile testing across devices, analytics and tracking setup, and post-launch monitoring. Terris includes all of these as standard in every redesign project.

A redesign is the perfect opportunity to dramatically improve page speed. Key improvements include using modern, lightweight code instead of bloated themes, compressing and lazy-loading images, implementing browser caching, removing unnecessary plugins and scripts, choosing faster hosting, and using a CDN. A properly optimised redesigned site should load in under 2–3 seconds on both desktop and mobile.

Not necessarily. If your existing content is well-written and still relevant, it can be migrated to the new design as-is. However, a redesign is an excellent opportunity to refresh outdated copy, improve your messaging, and optimise content for SEO with better keywords and structure. Many businesses find that updated content combined with a fresh design delivers significantly better conversion rates.

Track these metrics before and after your redesign: page load speed, mobile usability scores, bounce rate, average time on site, conversion rates for key goals like form submissions or calls, organic search traffic, and Google PageSpeed Insights scores. Set up proper analytics before launch so you have baseline data to compare against. Most successful redesigns show measurable improvements within the first 4–8 weeks.