Identify valuable material
Review service descriptions, frequently used downloads and pages customers already reference. Ask the team which information saves them time. A redesign should not remove useful detail simply because it does not fit an early visual concept.
Keep familiar routes working
Record important URLs and plan relevant redirects when they change. Check bookmarks, email links and printed references where known. Visitors using an old link should reach the information they expected or a sensible replacement.
Improve presentation thoughtfully
Long content can be reorganised with headings and links rather than deleted. Replace outdated images and clarify confusing copy. Preserve factual detail while making the page easier to scan and use on a phone.
Compare before launch
Use an inventory to confirm that essential content and functionality survived the move. Test the contact journey and important downloads. Keep the old site backup until the new version has been checked on the public domain.
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