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Scope a website project by size, design, platform, integrations and migration. Review a planning tier, timeline and deliverables, then print or email a result.
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Start a project →What a website costs, how to brief a design team and how to compare proposals line by line. This section also covers redesigns that keep the URLs, content and rankings that already work.
A website redesign costs the sum of its line items: discovery, the content and URL inventory, design system, templates, build, migration, testing and launch. Clutch's guide updated September 21, 2026 reports an average web design project of $38,105.39 from verified reviews, but says most cost under $10,000. Large projects pull the average up, so judge a quote by its scope, not by the average.
Before a redesign launches, export a baseline, inventory every URL and decide each one with written rules. Then write and test a URL map, freeze design and content, and plan a rollback. On w3experts.com, those rules kept 1 of 54 old posts, moved 13, redirected 2 and removed 38. The result is a 72-row redirect map that the build tests.
A website costs a one-time project fee plus running costs and ownership time. From vendor price pages opened November 11, 2026, a WordPress service site's hosting, domain, licenses and email come to $910.61 a year. Add four hours a month of staff time at the BLS median wage, and three years of running costs reach $9,622.23 before the project fee and care.
Scope a website project by size, design, platform, integrations and migration. Review a planning tier, timeline and deliverables, then print or email a result.
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