European website redesign companies range from branding-led studios to engineering teams that can rebuild complex frontends, migrate CMS platforms, improve accessibility, and modernize the systems behind a site. The companies below cover visual refreshes, UX restructuring, responsive development, replatforming, performance work, and longer-term website evolution.
Gilzor handles website redesign as part of a broader web and product development practice. Its redesign work can extend beyond new layouts to include site structure, user flows, frontend implementation, backend adjustments, performance improvements, accessibility, and ongoing technical support. The company also provides dedicated UX/UI design and full-cycle web development using technologies such as React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, and Python.
This scope is useful when an existing website needs technical modernization alongside a new interface. Gilzor has a European presence in Warsaw and Limassol, and its published website redesign offering includes modernization, ecommerce updates, frontend and backend work, and post-launch improvements.
Flying Bisons combines UX research, digital strategy, product design, branding, and web development. Its portfolio contains substantial redesign work rather than only new-site builds, including KFC website projects, a complete redesign of the naTemat media platform, healthcare product websites, and corporate web experiences.
The company can handle research before design, create the new UX/UI, and continue into frontend and backend implementation. This makes it relevant to organizations that want to rethink customer journeys rather than simply replace visual assets. Flying Bisons operates from Warsaw and works across European markets and international projects.
A-listware explicitly lists website redesign within its UX/UI design practice. The company also provides responsive web design, ecommerce website design, SaaS interface design, web development, software modernization, and testing.
Its wider engineering capabilities make it more relevant to redesigns where the website or web interface connects with custom applications, enterprise systems, or an existing software product. The company can support wireframing and UI/UX work before moving into frontend and backend implementation, while its UK office provides a direct European presence.
Netguru has direct experience with website redesign projects, including a published case study covering the redesign of the Cardano Foundation website. That project combined product design and web development with work on navigation, frontend presentation, usability, and the broader digital experience.
Its wider portfolio includes website redesign, web app redesign, Webflow implementation, WordPress work, design systems, accessibility, ecommerce, and product development. This gives Netguru considerable flexibility when a redesign involves both a public-facing website and more complex digital functionality. The company is headquartered in Poznań, Poland.
OSKI Solutions explicitly provides website redesign and replatforming within its web development service. Its approach covers modern frontend development, headless content architectures, performance work, responsive interfaces, SEO-sensitive migrations, and staged modernization rather than requiring every website to be rebuilt at once.
The company also works with WordPress, Umbraco, React, Next.js, Vue.js, Angular, .NET, and Node.js. This technical range makes OSKI particularly relevant when a redesign includes CMS replacement, legacy frontend modernization, integrations, or a larger web platform behind the marketing site. Its European base is in Tallinn.
The Branx focuses on AI, SaaS, and technology companies that need branding and website work developed together. Its web design process covers content structure, low-fidelity wireframes, high-fidelity Figma design, custom illustrations, animation, and Webflow development.
Redesign is a visible part of its portfolio. The agency has published website overhaul and rebranding projects for companies such as BlueCloud, GetFocus, and docStribute, where refreshed websites were tied to new positioning or updated brand identities. This makes The Branx particularly relevant when a redesign is being triggered by a rebrand, funding stage, repositioning, or move toward larger customers.
NetDevs approaches redesign from an engineering and product-interface perspective. Its delivery process includes discovery and requirements analysis followed by design and prototyping, modern frontend development, testing, deployment, and continuing iteration.
The frontend practice covers React, Angular, Vue, and TypeScript, making the company relevant to businesses whose redesign involves an existing web application, enterprise portal, or technically complex site rather than a small visual refresh. Its Warsaw location also provides a clear European base.
Wholegrain Digital is a London-based WordPress agency that combines UX/UI design, digital strategy, development, performance optimization, accessibility, and digital sustainability. The team works particularly closely with organizations that want their redesigned websites to be easier to use while reducing technical bloat.
Its WordPress expertise makes it relevant to redesigns involving an existing content-heavy website that needs improved editing, stronger accessibility, faster performance, or a more maintainable CMS implementation. The company also places measurable emphasis on low-carbon development and sustainable web practices.
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SoftPro is an engineering-led option for businesses whose redesign is tied to a new website, CMS implementation, frontend modernization, or a larger web application. Its stack includes React, Vue.js, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Node.js, .NET, Python, PHP, Umbraco, and WordPress.
The company describes a full-stack development process covering design, frontend implementation, backend work, deployment, maintenance, and support. Its published material also references website development with Umbraco and projects where responsive user interfaces form part of a larger business platform. This makes SoftPro better suited to functional redesigns than purely branding-driven projects.
Boldare combines digital product design and software development, including direct experience with website redesign. Its portfolio features a website redesign for Humanitas University, where the engagement focused on replacing an outdated digital experience with a redesigned website connected to broader business objectives.
Because Boldare works across UX, digital product strategy, web development, prototyping, and product-market-fit initiatives, it can approach a website as part of a wider digital product rather than an isolated marketing asset. The company operates from several Polish locations, including Gliwice, Warsaw, Wroclaw, and Krakow.
Lengreo combines website redesign and development with SEO, lead generation, paid advertising, and broader digital marketing. Its website projects can cover discovery, business analysis, wireframing, UX/UI design, development, QA, deployment, and ongoing iteration.
This combination is particularly relevant when a redesign is being undertaken to improve acquisition or conversion rather than for visual reasons alone. Lengreo works on business websites, landing pages, ecommerce projects, portfolios, and custom web applications, with WordPress and JavaScript among its website technologies.
Studio 24 is a UK digital design and technology agency with a strong focus on accessible, human-centered websites and web applications. Its work covers strategy, UX design, content, development, responsive design, accessibility, and sustainability.
Website redesign is well represented in its portfolio, including a redesign of the W3C website and UX improvement work for public-sector and research organizations. This background makes the company particularly relevant to content-heavy or public-facing websites where accessibility standards, information architecture, and usability are central to the redesign.
Itexus has a dedicated website development practice and a published business website redesign case study. That redesign included restructuring the site, revising page logic, creating new landing pages, updating the portfolio and blog, improving performance, introducing analytics, and iterating on calls to action.
The company can combine redesign with UI/UX, frontend and backend engineering, WordPress, QA, DevOps, and ongoing maintenance. This makes it useful when a business wants measurable structural and technical changes rather than simply updating typography and visual styling. Itexus maintains a Warsaw office.
UNCOMMON is a creative studio in Enschede that works across brand strategy, visual identity, UX/UI design, websites, ecommerce, and Webflow. Its projects include website revamps where the engagement extends from brand positioning through design and implementation.
The studio is most relevant to companies treating a redesign as part of a broader change in brand presentation. Its published work includes a revamped KeukenKastenFabriek website and other projects where existing sites were rebuilt around stronger visual systems, interactions, conversion paths, and digital brand experiences.
Mobian works primarily as a software development partner, but its end-to-end product development model includes wireframing, digital product design, implementation, testing, deployment, legacy integration, and post-launch support. The company also works on SaaS products and other web-connected digital platforms.
For website redesign projects, Mobian is most relevant when the website forms part of a larger software product or when the work involves rebuilding frontend functionality alongside backend services and existing systems. Its European operation is registered in Tallinn, Estonia.
A successful website redesign should improve more than appearance. The right partner can help strengthen usability, performance, accessibility, content structure, CMS flexibility, and the technical foundation behind the site.
When comparing website redesign companies in Europe, focus on the type of project each team is best suited for. Some are stronger in branding and UX, while others bring deeper experience in custom development, CMS migration, ecommerce, SaaS platforms, or ongoing optimization. Matching those capabilities to your current website, business goals, and technical requirements will make it easier to choose a team that can deliver meaningful long-term improvements.
