Little Fight builds websites remotely across the United States. On-site tech support is a New York service, with each visit confirmed after we review the issue and location.
Inventory the old site
Record pages, downloads, forms, traffic-sensitive links, account ownership, and current contact routes before changing anything.
Choose the keep list
Keep pages that answer customer questions, preserve needed proof, or carry a useful URL; rewrite only when the meaning improves.
Test the handoff
Check redirects, contact routes, phone links, page metadata, and the primary customer journeys before publishing.
Before we begin.
Do all old pages need to stay?
No. Obsolete or duplicate pages can be retired if their useful destinations are planned. The important part is deciding where each meaningful URL should lead so customers do not land on a dead end. Little Fight NYC plans redesigns for New York City businesses so the pages and links that work are kept.
Can a redesign improve mobile use too?
Yes. Mobile review should cover more than shrinking a desktop layout. Check readable type, tap targets, forms, booking steps, images, and the amount of effort needed to reach a human. Little Fight NYC tests New York City websites at real phone sizes before launch.
Should we change our domain during a redesign?
Only when there is a strong business reason. Changing a domain adds migration work and should be planned separately, with ownership and redirect decisions documented before launch. Little Fight NYC keeps the domain and website accounts in the business’s name for New York City clients.
Talk to Little Fight.
Send a website link, an error message, or a few lines about the work. The first 30 minutes are free, and we’ll explain what we can help with.
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