Website Redesign and Ongoing Maintenance
Two situations bring people to this page. Either the site is outdated (launched years ago, showing its age, no longer reflecting the business) or the site is orphaned: the agency that built it moved on, and now nobody knows how to update it, secure it, or fix it when it breaks.
c308 handles both, and more importantly, ends the cycle that creates them. We're a website maintenance company as much as a redesign company. Our client relationships run five, ten, twenty-plus years, because we treat launch as the beginning of the engagement, not the end.
Sound like your situation?
- The site launched three years ago and hasn't been meaningfully touched since.
- Your agency disappeared after launch, or answers support requests in weeks, not hours.
- No one on staff knows how to update the site, so it quietly drifts out of date.
- You need a redesign but you're worried about losing the search rankings you have.
- Security updates, backups, and performance are... somebody's job, probably.
How c308 helps
For redesigns: we start with what's working (content that earns traffic, pages that convert, integrations that function) and design the new site to keep it. URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata migration, and analytics continuity are part of the plan from day one, so a redesign is a step forward, not a rankings reset. A redesign without this discipline can cost years of accumulated SEO equity; protecting yours is a standard part of every c308 redesign plan.
For maintenance: we take responsibility for the site's health. Updates, security, uptime, performance, accessibility, and a steady stream of improvements driven by real data. You get a team that knows your site, answers quickly, and brings ideas instead of waiting for tickets.
Key capabilities
- Full website redesign with SEO-safe migration (URL mapping, redirects, metadata)
- Website modernization: replatforming, performance overhauls, accessibility remediation
- Ongoing maintenance plans: updates, security, backups, monitoring, support SLAs
- Continuous improvement: conversion optimization, content updates, new features over time
- AI-assisted engagement and monitoring added to the site as part of the ongoing relationship (AI & automation)
- Brand refresh execution: carrying a new visual identity through the entire digital presence
- Rescue engagements: taking full responsibility for sites that no longer have a caretaker
In practice
- Venture Title: redesign plus complete brand execution across the digital experience, with the integrations (CRM, payments, SSO) preserved and improved through the transition.
- Idaho Supreme Court: a redesign built around a complex content migration and WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, for an institution where nothing can be lost or broken in the move, followed by ongoing maintenance that keeps the site current, secure, and compliant.
Why c308 is different
Twenty-two years in business, and the average client tenure to match. The team that redesigns your site is the team that maintains it, which changes how we build: maintainable, documented, and honest, because we're the ones living with it. c308 is a fit when the website needs to do more than look good. And when it needs to keep doing it, year after year.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Will a redesign hurt our SEO?
Not if it's done right. The dangerous parts are URL changes without redirects, lost metadata, and removed content. Our migration process addresses all three, and we monitor rankings through and after launch.
Q. Do you maintain sites you didn't build?
Yes. We audit first (code, hosting, security, accessibility), then take over with a stabilization plan.
Q. What does website maintenance include?
Plans vary, but the core is updates, security, backups, monitoring, support, and a monthly improvement cadence.
Q. How often should a website be redesigned?
Less often than you might think. A well-maintained site can evolve continuously for many years; a neglected one needs rescue in three. Continuous care is the better investment.
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