Website rebuilds
Atelier Vivance provides website redesign services: it fixes and rebuilds existing business websites so they load fast, work properly on phones and read well to search engines, keeping what already works and replacing what does not.
Which websites need rebuilding?
Atelier Vivance rebuilds websites for businesses whose current site is slow, breaks on a phone, or cannot be found when someone searches its name.
Available to brands and businesses in the United States and Canada, the Gulf, and the UK and Europe.
It also suits a site nobody wants to edit any more. A rebuild need not become cinematic: the work is speed, structure and pages search engines can read.
What is delivered
A website rebuild by Atelier Vivance delivers five things, beginning and ending with the same set of measurements of your site.
- A measured starting point Load time on a throttled phone, what breaks on a small screen, and what search engines can read, measured before anything changes.
- The rebuild Pages repaired or rebuilt to load fast and work on phones, carrying your existing content across.
- Search basics done properly Titles, descriptions, headings, image descriptions, structured data matching each page, a sitemap, and permanent redirects from old addresses.
- The same measurements, after The starting measurements taken again on the rebuilt site, so the difference is shown rather than described.
- An independent check A review pass separate from the rebuild checks keyboard use, WCAG 2.2 AA (the accessibility standard for screen readers, keyboards and zoom) and security headers.
How the work is decided
Atelier Vivance decides what to rebuild only after the current site has been measured, so nothing is replaced that a repair would fix.
The measurement becomes a written scope of what is kept, repaired or rebuilt and what each part costs, and old addresses are mapped to new ones before launch. Fasih Ud Din Mazhar, the director, agrees that scope with you, and nothing outside it starts without your say.
The standard the work is held to
No rebuild of an existing business website by Atelier Vivance is published here yet, so two of its own builds show the standard that work is held to.
Both were made on the studio’s own initiative, with imagery it generated and composited, and are offered as evidence of engineering discipline.
- Ponente Flat static files with no server, six runtime dependencies (the outside libraries the page needs in order to run), and a build that fails outright if the page’s JavaScript code passes 205 kB.
- Cinq Terres A median frame time of 16.7 ms, a sixtieth of a second for the browser to draw each image, across 848 still images the scroll can stop on.
What cannot be promised
Atelier Vivance promises no search ranking for a rebuilt website, because nobody honestly can. It delivers a site search engines can read, measured before and after.
Some platforms cap how fast a page can be made, and if yours is one of them the measurement shows it before the rebuild is priced.
Logins, payments and online ordering stay out of a rebuild unless quoted as separate work.
Questions to ask before rebuilding a website
A business considering this work should get straight answers from the studio to these three questions before agreeing to anything.
Will we lose the links and content we already have?
No. Content is carried across, and every old address is sent to its new one with a permanent redirect.
Do we have to move to a new platform?
Not necessarily. Repair in place or rebuild elsewhere is decided after the measurement, with the reason written into the scope.
Can the rebuild keep our current design?
Yes, unless the design is what makes the site slow or hard to use.
Getting started
To ask for one, send the studio the address of the current site and a line on what is going wrong with it.
Write to the director. fasih@ateliervivance.com
WhatsApp +92 307 578 9282
The review every rebuild goes through, and how the studio is registered, are described on the studio page in plain terms.