Frontend revamp and conversion cleanup

Revamp the frontend without losing what already works.

For products, dashboards, and websites that already exist but feel dated, slow, hard to use, or inconsistent. Arun can audit the interface, improve the UX, rebuild the frontend, and preserve the business logic.

A practical engagement, not a mystery quote

Keep what works, remove what causes friction, and rebuild the parts users feel.

Start with a sensible scope, see the likely investment before a call, and receive a written plan before development begins.

Typical starting point
$400 / INR 32,000
Typical delivery
1-4 weeks
Best suited for
Existing websites or product surfaces that feel dated, inconsistent, or difficult to use.

Right fit

Built for a business outcome, not a list of screens.

Founders whose product works but no longer looks trustworthy.

Teams with messy frontend code and inconsistent components.

Businesses that need better mobile UX, speed, and conversion clarity.

If the project is not a good fit, the recommendation will be a smaller scope, a different specialist, or no build yet.

Transparent starting points

Choose the level that matches the risk you are trying to remove.

These are realistic starting prices, not fixed quotes. The final scope depends on content readiness, integrations, states, timeline, and the quality bar required.

Revamp Audit

$400

INR 32,000

5-7 days

A prioritized UX, UI, responsive, and performance action plan.

  • Key-screen review
  • Responsive findings
  • Conversion friction map
  • Priority roadmap
  • Review call
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Best balance

Focused Revamp

$900

INR 75,000

2-3 weeks

Redesign and rebuild the highest-impact customer journey.

  • Up to 6 key screens
  • Updated visual system
  • Responsive rebuild
  • Performance improvements
  • Two revision rounds
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Full Frontend Renewal

$1,800+

INR 1,50,000+

4-6 weeks

A structured interface renewal across the main product or website.

  • Cross-route UX review
  • Reusable component system
  • Core flow rebuilds
  • Accessibility pass
  • Migration support
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A written scope and milestone plan before work begins

Responsive build, launch checks, and clear handover included

Third-party subscriptions, paid assets, and content production quoted separately

How the work moves

Clear decisions at every step.

You always know what is being decided, what is being built, and what is needed from you next.

01

Clarify

Audit the current UI, analytics signals, page structure, and technical constraints.

02

Design and build

Redesign the highest-value screens and define reusable UI patterns.

03

Verify and launch

Ship in focused phases so the revamp improves the product without breaking flows.

What can be included

The scope is shaped around what moves the project forward.

Frontend and UX audit
Component cleanup and visual system refresh
Responsive layout fixes
React or Next.js implementation
Performance and Core Web Vitals review
SEO-safe redirects and metadata preservation when needed

What this should improve

01

Clearer interface hierarchy and stronger CTA paths.

02

Responsive fixes for mobile, tablet, and desktop.

03

Cleaner component structure and design system alignment.

04

Performance, accessibility, and SEO improvements where the frontend affects rankings.

Relevant work

Proof from shipped product surfaces.

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Common questions

Useful answers before you spend time on a call.

Can you revamp only the frontend without touching backend logic?

Yes. Many revamp projects focus on the interface, routing, components, responsiveness, speed, and conversion flow while preserving existing backend contracts.

Will a redesign hurt SEO?

A redesign can hurt SEO if URLs, headings, metadata, internal links, or content are removed carelessly. Arun keeps SEO structure visible during frontend rebuilds.

Project brief

Tell me what success needs to look like.

The form is detailed enough to create a useful first response without forcing you through a sales call.

  1. 1You share the goal, current stage, timing, and budget range.
  2. 2I review the fit, identify unknowns, and suggest the right scope.
  3. 3You receive a clear next step before any commitment is expected.
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