Website redesign
Website Redesign for Small Businesses That Have Outgrown Their Site
If your website looks dated on a phone, is hard to update, or doesn't bring in calls, a redesign can give customers a better first impression of your business.
Signs it's time for a redesign
Most business owners know their site needs work before they say it out loud.
- It's hard to read or use on a phone
- Hours, prices, or services are out of date
- Customers can't easily find how to contact you
- You can't remember who built it or how to change it
- It loads slowly
- It doesn't reflect the quality of your business
See the difference side-by-side
On our Merchant Partners page, you can compare a merchant's previous website with the new one we built — for example, The Tint Shop of Mobile and Paul's Trading Post.
How a redesign works with IPS
We start by reviewing your current site and what you want it to do. We keep what's working — your content, your domain, your reputation — and rebuild the rest on a modern, mobile-friendly foundation that we host and maintain going forward.
Frequently asked questions
What should a Mobile or Tuscaloosa business prepare for a redesign?
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Send your current website address, the pages customers use most, and the information that needs updating. We review useful content and domain arrangements before proposing changes. IPS is based in Mobile and expanding into Tuscaloosa in Q4 2026; contact us to confirm project arrangements.
Will I keep my domain name?
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In most cases, yes. We'll review your current domain setup during your consultation.
Can you reuse content from my old site?
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Yes — we can carry over text and photos that still represent your business well, and improve what doesn't.
What does a redesign cost?
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Redesigns use the same monthly website plans as new sites. See the Website Services page for current packages.
Ready to talk about your website?
Tell us about your business in our short project form, or schedule a free consultation with the IPS team.