Website Before & After
A redesign should improve the entire experience.
Not only the colors.
Webstarz turns outdated, incomplete, and generic websites into custom digital experiences built around the client, market, audience, and goals. Each redesign improves presentation, navigation, mobile usability, search structure, local relevance, trust, and the path from visitor to inquiry.
Modern design, intentional typography, better imagery, and clearer branding create immediate credibility.
Visitors can quickly understand the business, explore services, and find the right next step.
Local SEO, service pages, schema, mobile design, and stronger calls to action support long-term visibility.
Interactive Comparisons
Three website redesigns.
Drag each slider to compare.
Each project was rebuilt around a different client, location, audience, and brand. The three comparisons remain together in one row on desktop so the transformations can be viewed side by side.
Crystal Sandoval
Reno, NevadaHeather Perez-Hollis
Jacksonville, FloridaSEO After the Redesign
A stronger website should become easier to find.
And easier to choose.
A useful redesign improves both presentation and visibility. Webstarz rebuilds websites around clear services, local markets, useful content, technical structure, mobile usability, trust signals, and direct conversion paths for Google, AI search, and real visitors.
Dedicated service pages, location pages, biographies, FAQs, listings, and resources create more opportunities to appear in search.
Names, locations, services, credentials, specialties, and structured data give Google and AI systems better context.
Stronger messaging, mobile design, forms, calls to action, and trust elements help turn visibility into inquiries.
Local SEO
City, neighborhood, county, and regional content connects the business with the markets customers are searching.
Service Relevance
Dedicated pages explain each service instead of forcing every search topic onto one generic homepage.
AI Search Signals
Biographies, expertise, credentials, service areas, reviews, and consistent information create better recommendation context.
Technical Structure
Metadata, headings, schema, internal links, mobile performance, accessibility, and crawlable content strengthen the foundation.