Web Development
Website & App Modernization
Rebuilding a slow, outdated, or hard-to-change website or web application on a maintainable stack — in stages, without losing the search rankings, data, or integrations the current one already has.
Replatforming · Performance · Legacy Web Apps
What it is
Old sites and web apps tend to fail slowly: pages get slower, every change takes longer, and the one person who understood the code has moved on. Modernization replaces that in controlled steps — migrating content and data, preserving URLs and search history with proper redirects, and keeping integrations working throughout — rather than a big-bang relaunch that breaks things nobody thought to list.
How it works
- 01Audit what the current system really does
Pages, URLs, integrations, scheduled jobs, and the undocumented behaviour users rely on — listed before anything is replaced.
- 02Plan the migration path
Staged cutover where possible, with a redirect map for every URL that has search history or inbound links.
- 03Rebuild and migrate the data
The new system built on a maintainable stack, with content and data migrated and checked against the original.
- 04Cut over and watch
Launch with monitoring on performance, errors, and search traffic, so a regression is caught in days, not at the next quarterly review.
Benefits
- Faster pages and a codebase your team can change again
- Search rankings protected by a complete redirect map
- Integrations and data carried across, not rediscovered after launch
Frequently asked
Will we lose our Google rankings?
Not if the migration is done properly — every URL with history gets a permanent redirect to its new equivalent, and search traffic is monitored after cutover.
Can this be done without downtime?
Usually — a staged cutover keeps the current system live until the new one is verified. Where a short switchover window is unavoidable, it's planned and agreed in advance.
What if we just need the old system kept running for now?
That's Legacy Maintenance, under Dedicated Nodes — the better fit when a rebuild isn't justified yet.
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Not sure this is the right fit yet?
A scope call is a lower-commitment way to find out before anything gets built.