This frequency differs according to factors that include technological progress, design fashions and changes in business aims. If you didn’t win enough prizes, then you typically see a new game every 2-3 years.

There was lots of moving parts, the design, the content, the functionality, the technology, all of which would have all had to be changed extremely strategically, so that the website would look and feel new, and stays up to date and relevant for as long as possible.

Many factors to take into consideration on when to redesign the website. Here are key indicators that it might be time for a website redesign:

• Outdated Design: or if the website looks outdated, or doesn’t look like it follows current design trends.
• Technological Advancements: When the technology stack is old, consigned to an outdated model impacting both performance and security.
• Mobile Responsiveness: It will fail if the website is not optimized for any devices such as smartphones and tablets.
• User Experience Issues: For example, when you have problems with navigation, loading times or high bounce rate.
• Changing Business Goals: It is if the business has changed, rebranded, or changed focus.
• SEO Performance: If the website is not ranking well in search engines.
• Content Relevance: When the information is not being used by the target audience and has aged.

The time for the project will vary from simple projects to more complex ones. In general, it takes from a few weeks to a few months — from planning, to design, to development, to testing.

 Absolutely. In this modern day, mobile responsiveness is one of the biggest considerations when you’re updating or redoing a site. With a rebuilt site, your site will be optimized for different devices and a pleasant user experience on all.