High-Performance Website Redesign & 14-Day Sprint Bureau in the Netherlands

We make performance an acceptance criterion for the agreed page templates, then test the real menus, forms and content alongside the score. Image sizing, lightweight components, reduced JavaScript and appropriate caching do the work; removing essential features is not the solution. We document the test conditions because device simulation, network conditions and third-party scripts affect results. If a required external widget limits the score, that trade-off must be agreed before launch. A laboratory PageSpeed score and real-user Core Web Vitals are different measurements, so both deserve attention.

Our migration process is designed to preserve the signals your existing pages have earned. We inventory indexed URLs, keep relevant content, map changed addresses with permanent redirects and verify canonical tags and sitemaps. That protects against common redesign mistakes. No agency can guarantee a fixed position in an external search engine, however. We distinguish technical migration quality from normal ranking fluctuations and review issues against the pre-launch baseline rather than making a claim that Google itself cannot promise.

A sprint suits a business with a defined scope, available content and someone authorised to approve decisions quickly. It brings audit, design, development and migration into one accountable sequence, reducing idle time between handovers. It does not make complex work disappear. A large content estate, bespoke application or integration programme can need a discovery phase first. The right comparison is therefore not speed at any cost, but a fixed, realistic deliverable versus an open-ended project whose launch conditions remain unclear.

The build is designed around privacy-conscious forms, data minimisation and an appropriate consent setup for the tracking you actually use. GDPR compliance also depends on your organisation’s purposes, retention rules, processors and internal practices. We review the website’s technical responsibilities and identify decisions you need to confirm, rather than treating a cookie banner as complete legal compliance. Legal notices should describe your real operations and be reviewed by a qualified adviser when necessary. Optional analytics and marketing tools should not bypass the visitor’s consent choice.

We classify content before moving it: keep, improve, consolidate or retire with an agreed destination. Blog posts, downloads and service pages are included in the URL inventory so useful material is not forgotten. Customer records need a separate, authorised transfer plan with backups, access restrictions and validation. A redesign is not permission to export every dataset. You retain ownership of your material and decide what can move; we agree the migration scope and verify representative records and important pages before the old environment is decommissioned.

The infrastructure follows the site’s actual requirements: server-rendered public content, efficient asset delivery, controlled caching and a clear separation between public pages and private data. Existing WordPress estates may need a different maintenance approach from a modern React application. Hosting location, subprocessors, backup storage and access rights should be documented in the agreed service setup. After launch, a care plan can cover updates, monitoring and performance reviews. We do not prescribe an unnamed hosting vendor or promise a recovery time before reviewing the workload and agreeing the service terms.