What drives your business.
Useful content, your product references and the information your team needs.
Redesign and migration
Take your online shop further.
Keep what matters.
A new look, clearer journeys, a better-equipped team. A redesign starts by understanding what exists and organising what comes next.
See how we prepare the transitionA Propul project · Lutins Farceurs®The products page, before and after
Comparison based on project screenshots. The old shop is a visual archive; you can explore the current shop live with the button above.
A prepared transition
Your story continues.
Your site reinvents itself.
Scroll down: from the existing site to the new experience, the same elements move and take on a new dimension.
The starting point
Your site already has a history.
Products, content, habits. We start from what exists to prepare what comes next.
Les Lutins Farceurs · the transformation, illustrated
- The starting point
Your site already has a history.
Products, content, habits. We start from what exists to prepare what comes next.
- The inventory
It all starts with what belongs to you.
We open up the site to identify its content, visuals, products and old URLs.
- The sorting
Every element finds its role.
What is kept, what is reworked and what is added becomes clear. The scope takes shape.
- The mappings
Content moves. The thread remains.
Pages are reorganised. We prepare the content transfer and the links between old URLs and their new destinations.
- The new version
Your new shop takes over.
Catalogue, product pages, options: the journey is rebuilt. The agreed checks prepare the launch.
Not everything gets thrown away.
Not everything is carried over as is.
We separate what deserves to stay, what needs to evolve and what is better archived.
What holds visitors back.
Navigation, how the offer reads, option choices and steps that need too much explaining.
What has to move from one site to the other.
Mappings, exportable data, access rights and the points to check at launch.
Switchover day
An organised switchover.
Then close monitoring.
The launch is planned around your sales constraints and what your current platform allows.
- Set the timing and responsibilities
Launch window, backups, access and handling of last-minute changes.
- Check the go-live
Pages, redirects, forms and checkout journeys tested within the agreed scope.
- Observe and fix
Review reported errors, page access and the tracking signals available after launch.
A prepared transition.
A clear budget.
What we carry over, what we build and what we check: your redesign is decided within a single scope.
Prepare my redesignThe cost depends on your starting point, the features chosen and the rules to preserve. Any specific data transfers are identified during scoping.
Take stock of what exists.
Inventory of pages, catalogue, visuals and available exports. We identify what can be carried over and the technical constraints.
In the quote: the transfer and any specific processing.Define the new experience.
Design, pages, catalogue, options and purchase journey: the choices made define what we build.
In the quote: screens, features and integrations.Check before switching over.
We agree on checks for transferred data, old URLs and redirects. For a shop: variants, prices, delivery and payment in a test environment.
In the quote: mappings, migration and the agreed checks.Go live. Hand over to you.
The switchover, access and onboarding are organised with your team. Hosting, maintenance and follow-up are specified separately.
In the quote: launch, support and follow-up terms.Let’s start from what exists
What do you want to change?
What must be preserved?
Your current shop, your challenges and your priorities set the project’s starting point.
Let’s talk about your redesign