Freelance service
Website Redesign & Technical SEO in Houston
I improve existing websites that no longer represent the quality of the business behind them. The work can range from a focused technical cleanup to a complete redesign, with attention to mobile usability, page structure, performance, metadata, internal links, and conversion paths.
Houston-based · Available locally and remotely
A good fit for
A site that looks dated or performs poorly on mobile
A business whose services are difficult to understand online
A website with weak metadata, indexing, or page structure
A team that needs careful improvements without losing useful content
What the work can include
Content and page-structure audit
Responsive redesign and frontend modernization
Metadata, canonical, robots, sitemap, and structured-data improvements
Internal linking and service-page architecture
Performance and accessibility review
Redirect planning and launch verification when URLs change
A clear path from idea to launch.
You work directly with the engineer responsible for the implementation. Scope, milestones, tradeoffs, and next decisions stay visible throughout the engagement.
01
Audit
Review the current site, search signals, page structure, content, usability, and technical constraints.
02
Prioritize
Separate high-impact fixes from optional improvements and agree on a clear scope.
03
Improve
Implement the redesign, technical fixes, structured pages, and conversion paths.
04
Verify
Test the live result, indexing signals, redirects, forms, and core customer journeys.
Questions
Before we begin
Next.js · React · WordPress · Technical SEO · Structured Data · Performance
Can you improve a website without rebuilding everything?
Often, yes. I can first identify whether focused changes to structure, responsiveness, performance, or metadata will solve the main problem before recommending a full rebuild.
Do you guarantee search rankings?
No responsible developer can guarantee rankings. I improve the technical and content foundations that help search engines crawl, understand, and present a site, while keeping the work useful for real visitors.
Can you preserve existing URLs during a redesign?
Yes, when practical. If URLs must change, I can plan redirects and verify canonical and sitemap signals to reduce unnecessary search disruption.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you are building, improving, or trying to solve. I’ll respond with useful next steps.