DayneDillon

Website Redesign

Redesign the website around the customer decision, not the old layout.

DayneDillon redesigns Delaware business websites by first identifying what should be preserved, what is blocking conversion and what customers need to know before they contact the business. Existing URLs, ranking pages, redirects and measurement are mapped before launch.

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Designed to work beautifully on every screen.

Why it matters

How this affects your business

01

A cosmetic redesign can leave the same weak search and conversion structure underneath.

02

Changing URLs without a migration plan can destroy useful search equity.

03

A faster site still needs clear services, local relevance and a credible next step.

01

Audit before redesign

We identify indexed URLs, traffic-bearing pages, backlinks, existing conversions, technical constraints and content worth preserving before deciding what should change.

02

Rebuild the acquisition architecture

Services and problems are mapped around how buyers search, then translated into a cleaner page hierarchy and stronger internal linking.

03

Protect the migration

Canonical URLs, redirects, sitemaps, metadata and post-launch checks are treated as part of the project rather than cleanup after launch.

Delaware service area

Wilmington headquarters. Lewes service area. Statewide support.

DayneDillon is headquartered at 800 N King Street, Suite 304-2653, Wilmington, Delaware. We also serve businesses in Lewes and elsewhere in Delaware. Lewes is a service area, not a second office, and we do not use fabricated addresses to create local-search proximity.

Wilmington · Lewes

Questions buyers ask

Direct answers before you contact us.

Will a website redesign hurt my Google rankings?

It can if URLs, content, internal links or canonical signals are changed carelessly. DayneDillon treats redirects, metadata, sitemaps and post-launch checks as part of the redesign.

Should I redesign or rebuild my website?

A redesign is appropriate when the platform is still workable and the main problem is presentation or structure. A rebuild makes more sense when the platform, performance, security or functionality is itself the constraint.

How much does a DayneDillon redesign cost?

Website Development & Redesign packages currently start at $5,000, with $10,000 Advanced and $20,000 Executive tiers published for larger scopes.

Websites

Commercial Website Development & Redesign

Custom website design and development to explain your services, help customers take action and measure how the site is used.

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Professional
$5,000one-time

For a business website or a substantial redesign.

  • Custom responsive design
  • Core business pages
  • Contact and purchase routes
  • Technical setup for search
  • First-party analytics setup
  • Production launch
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Executive
$20,000one-time

For a complex website with custom features and several connected systems.

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Advanced custom functionality
  • Connections between complex systems
  • Design for several inquiry or purchase processes
  • Analytics and reporting for management
  • Priority project oversight
  • Extended checks after launch
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Call +1 (302) 339-1954, message us on WhatsApp or send us a message. You do not need to diagnose the cause before contacting us.

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