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Website redesign

Website redesign for Zambian organisations ready for a better site

We redesign Zambian websites on WordPress without losing what already works. An audit comes first, your rankings and links are protected, and the new site launches on the domain you already own.

Currency
Zambian kwacha (ZMW)
Payments
Flutterwave mobile money (MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, Zamtel), DPO Pay
Data protection
Data Protection Act No. 3 of 2021
Time zone
UTC+2, 1 hour ahead of Lagos
Overview

Website Redesign for organisations in Zambia.

A tired website costs more than its looks suggest. Visitors on phones struggle to find contact details, staff stop updating news, and the site quietly falls behind on security and payment options that Zambian customers now expect.

Our redesigns start with evidence rather than taste. We study what your current site does well and badly, then rebuild on WordPress so your team can manage it confidently after launch.

In detail

Website Redesign in Zambia, in detail.

01

An audit before any new design

We review analytics, search data, page speed on mobile connections, forms, payment routes and the content itself. You receive a written summary that separates what should stay, what should change and what should go. For some Zambian organisations the right answer is a full rebuild; for others a refresh of key templates and a content tidy-up achieves most of the gain at lower cost. We recommend the option the evidence supports.

02

Protecting search traffic and shared links

Over the years your pages collect search rankings and links from partners, directories and social posts. If those addresses break, visitors meet error pages. We list every URL with traffic or links, keep the ones that work, and set permanent redirects for anything that moves. After launch we watch search console for errors and correct them, so a new design does not cost you visibility.

03

Adding mobile money and modern payments

Many older Zambian sites were built when online payment meant cards only, or no payment at all. A redesign is a natural moment to add Flutterwave mobile money, so customers can pay in kwacha from MTN, Airtel or Zamtel wallets, alongside cards through a gateway such as DPO Pay. If you sell subscriptions or digital products, we also flag the VAT rules on electronic services so your accountant can confirm the right settings.

04

Bringing data protection up to date

Many sites still running today were built before Zambia's Data Protection Act 2021 came into force. They often collect more than they need, store submissions indefinitely and carry no privacy notice. In the redesign we cut unnecessary fields, add consent wording, set retention rules and document where data and backups are stored, which matters because the Act's default is storage in Zambia. That record supports your registration with the Data Protection Commissioner.

05

Launching on your existing domain

The new site is built on a private staging copy while the old one keeps running. Your .co.zm or .com domain stays in your organisation's name, and email continues untouched. We switch over at a quiet hour in Central Africa Time, keep the old site available as a fallback, and check forms, payments and redirects straight afterwards. Redesigns start from $1,500 for design-led work, or $5,000 where new functionality is involved.

What a redesign project covers

What a redesign project covers.

Strategy & Design from $1,500 · Development from $5,000 · Managed Services from $2,000 per year. See pricing

  • Written audit of content, speed, search and forms
  • Recommendation on full redesign or targeted refresh
  • URL inventory and permanent redirect plan
  • Mobile-first design on a WordPress staging site
  • Mobile money and card payment routes where needed
  • Updated consent wording, privacy notice and data retention
  • Launch on your existing .co.zm or .com domain
  • Post-launch checks and staff training
Our work

Platforms we have built.

Our corporate redesigns for Verbatim and WL Construction show how our team refreshes an established organisation's site while keeping the content and structure its audience already relies on.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do we know if we need a redesign or just fixes?

The audit answers that. If the structure and platform are sound, targeted fixes and a visual refresh may be enough. If the site is hard to edit, slow on phones or unable to take the payments you need, a redesign usually pays off. We give you both options with reasons.

Will the redesign affect our Google ranking?

It should not if redirects and content are handled carefully. We record every page that earns traffic or links, keep useful URLs and redirect the rest. Some movement in the first weeks is normal; we monitor search console and fix any errors quickly.

Can you redesign a site that is not on WordPress?

Yes. Moving from another platform to WordPress adds a migration step, which we scope alongside the redesign. Migrations start from $1,000. We confirm during the audit what content the old platform can export and what will need rebuilding by hand.

How do we give feedback on designs?

You review real pages on a staging site using your own phone and computer, and leave comments in a shared document or board. Because Lusaka is one hour ahead of Lagos, we can walk through feedback together on a call during your normal working day.

How much does a website redesign cost?

Design-led redesigns sit in Strategy and Design, starting from $1,500 per project. Redesigns that add a store, portal or custom features become development work from $5,000. We quote in USD after the audit, with a kwacha equivalent for internal approvals if helpful.

Start a project

Tell us what you need WordPress to do.

A new website, a redesign, a client portal, a booking system, or a move from another platform. Tell us what you need and we will tell you how WordPress can carry it.

What happens next

  1. 01
    Introductory callUnderstanding the project, the organisation, and the brief.
  2. 02
    Discovery questionnaireThe detail we need before designing anything.
  3. 03
    Scope agreementDeliverables, timeline, and investment confirmed in writing.
See how a project runs