Your site exists.
It just isn't working.
You already have a website. The problem is it doesn't reflect where the business is today — and it's costing you leads you never know you lost. Vizantir rebuilds from scratch on Next.js 16, designed around how your business actually operates.
Most businesses come to us with the same story. The site was built a few years ago, it looked fine at the time, and somewhere along the way the business grew past it. The design feels dated. The mobile experience is rough. The phone isn't ringing the way it should.
The instinct is to freshen it up — new colors, new photos, maybe a new font. That rarely fixes the real problem. What's actually broken is the structure, the performance, and the way the site communicates trust to someone who has never heard of you.
A proper redesign starts with understanding what the site needs to do — who it needs to reach, what will make them stay, and what will make them call. The visual direction comes after that. Not before.
Every redesign is scoped to what your site actually needs — not a package with services bundled in that you will never use.
Business and competitor research
Before anything is designed we look at your market, your competitors, and how your current site is performing. That research drives every decision that follows.
Site architecture and content strategy
We map the new site structure before design begins — pages, priorities, and conversion paths agreed in writing so there are no surprises.
Custom visual design
Built for your brand, not pulled from a template library. Desktop and mobile comps for every key page before a line of code is written.
Next.js 16 development
Hand-coded front end. Fast loads, clean URLs, and a codebase that does not depend on plugin updates to stay secure or functional.
Content migration
Existing content, images, and blog posts moved to the new site cleanly. Nothing important gets left behind.
Technical SEO and redirects
Old URLs redirected correctly so existing search rankings are protected. Metadata, schema, sitemap, and Core Web Vitals set up before launch.
Sanity CMS
Your team updates text, images, and pages without opening a ticket. Built for the way you actually manage content.
Launch and handoff
DNS, analytics, and a recorded walkthrough so you know exactly how to manage the site from day one.
How a redesign runs
Fixed scope, fixed price, no surprise invoices.
- 1
Strategy call
We look at your current site together and talk through what is not working. Thirty minutes and you will know whether a redesign makes sense and what it would involve.
- 2
Research and discovery
We audit your current site, research your competitors, and map the new architecture. Written scope with deliverables, timeline, and fixed price before design starts.
- 3
Design
High-fidelity comps in rounds with clear feedback windows. You see exactly what you are getting before development begins.
- 4
Development and migration
Built on a staging URL you can review anytime. Content migration, forms, redirects, and integrations handled here.
- 5
Launch and handoff
Final QA, go-live, redirect verification, and training. Optional Website Care retainer starts after if you want ongoing support.
Redesign pricing
Fixed-price projects for businesses ready to invest in a site that lasts. All tiers include research, strategy, design, development, and CMS setup.
Essentials
$15,000
6–8 weeks
For a focused rebuild: core pages, contact flow, and CMS for a team that needs a credible presence fast.
- Up to 8 custom pages
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Sanity CMS with editor training
- Contact forms and basic analytics
- Technical SEO setup
- 1 SEO-optimized landing page (location or service)
- Core Web Vitals optimization
- 30 days post-launch support
Growth
$30,000
8–12 weeks
For growing companies with richer content: service lines, case studies, blog, and integrations that support lead flow.
- Up to 20 custom pages
- Blog or resources section
- Advanced animations and interactions
- Third-party integrations (CRM, booking, etc.)
- Extended discovery and content strategy
- Up to 3 SEO-optimized landing pages
- Custom case study template + 2 case studies built
- AEO/GEO optimization for AI search visibility
- Google Business Profile optimization
- 60 days post-launch support
Enterprise
$60,000+
12–16+ weeks
For complex builds: multi-location brands, custom data displays, member portals, or applications beyond a marketing site.
- Unlimited pages within agreed scope
- Custom functionality and API work
- Multi-language or multi-location architecture
- Dedicated project timeline and staging environments
- Post-launch optimization sprint
- Unlimited SEO-optimized landing pages
- Custom integrations beyond standard CRMs
- Performance monitoring dashboard
- A/B testing infrastructure
- 90 days post-launch support
After launch, Website Care retainers start at $500/month for Essentials Care, $1,500/month for Growth Care, and $2,500/month for Enterprise Care.
Signs your site needs more than a refresh
A fresh coat of paint fixes how something looks. These problems run deeper.
It doesn't rank on Google
If competitors are showing up and you are not, the problem is usually structural — not content. Technical SEO issues baked into the original build are hard to patch without rebuilding.
It loads slowly on mobile
Most traffic is mobile. A site that loads in four seconds on a phone loses visitors before they read a word — and Google scores mobile performance separately.
It doesn't reflect where the business is today
Your business has grown, your services have changed, your positioning has sharpened. The site still says what it said three years ago.
The platform is the bottleneck
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace — these platforms work until they don't. Plugin conflicts, security issues, and editing limitations compound over time.
It isn't converting
Traffic exists but calls and inquiries don't. The issue is almost never the traffic — it's what happens when someone lands on the site.
You are embarrassed to hand out the URL
That feeling is information. If you hesitate before sharing your own website, your prospects notice too.
Website redesign questions
How do I know if I need a full redesign or just a refresh?
A refresh makes sense when the design feels dated but the platform is solid and the site is performing. A full redesign makes sense when the platform is the bottleneck, the site isn't ranking, mobile performance is poor, or the structure no longer matches how the business operates. We assess this on the strategy call and give you a straight answer.
Will a redesign hurt my existing search rankings?
Only if it is handled carelessly. Proper redirects, preserved URL structures where possible, and technical SEO setup before launch protect existing rankings. We handle all of this as part of the build.
How long does a website redesign take?
Essentials projects take 6–8 weeks from kickoff. Growth projects run 8–12 weeks. Enterprise builds can stretch 12–16+ weeks depending on scope. Timelines assume you can provide feedback and content on schedule. Redesigns that include significant content migration may run slightly longer.
Can you work with our existing brand or do we need to start over?
We work with your existing brand guidelines if they are solid. If the brand itself needs work we can address that as part of the project scope. Either way the visual direction is agreed before development starts.
What happens to our current site during the redesign?
It stays live throughout. We build the new site on a staging URL you can review at any time. The switchover happens at launch after final QA — typically a few hours of DNS propagation with no downtime.
How much does a website redesign cost in Las Vegas?
It depends on what the site needs. A focused redesign of a five to eight page site runs less than a full platform migration with content strategy and integrations. We quote after discovery, not before — scope drives price, not the other way around.
Not sure what your site actually needs?
Tell us what is not working today. We will look at the site, tell you honestly what we see, and give you a clear picture of what a redesign would involve — scope, timeline, and cost. No pitch deck, no pressure.
Book a Strategy CallOr call us at (702) 289-0758