How often should you change the design?
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 9:08 am
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Ideally, as rarely as possible, from experience, no more than once every five to seven years. But this needs to be done, because web technologies do not stand still, tasks accumulate that are difficult to implement in the existing design, the need for adding new functionality is growing. And search engines have already learned to determine the age of a website design, and based on this, raise or lower its ranking.
How INTERVOLGA is doing a redesign
We collect requirements and conduct usability estonia mobile database testing. The project manager and SEO specialist study user audiences and competitors. At this stage, we determine the project objectives and solution options.
We develop a semantic core, website structure and SEO checklist.
We develop a design concept. Based on references, the designer thinks through modular grids and visual solutions. Based on the data obtained at the analytics stage, we create a clickable prototype.
While the designer is working out the page structure and user scenarios in prototypes, the marketing department designs and prepares content (if this is provided for in the technical specifications).
Ask an expert
Ideally, as rarely as possible, from experience, no more than once every five to seven years. But this needs to be done, because web technologies do not stand still, tasks accumulate that are difficult to implement in the existing design, the need for adding new functionality is growing. And search engines have already learned to determine the age of a website design, and based on this, raise or lower its ranking.
How INTERVOLGA is doing a redesign
We collect requirements and conduct usability estonia mobile database testing. The project manager and SEO specialist study user audiences and competitors. At this stage, we determine the project objectives and solution options.
We develop a semantic core, website structure and SEO checklist.
We develop a design concept. Based on references, the designer thinks through modular grids and visual solutions. Based on the data obtained at the analytics stage, we create a clickable prototype.
While the designer is working out the page structure and user scenarios in prototypes, the marketing department designs and prepares content (if this is provided for in the technical specifications).