AI Website Redesign From a URL: A Practical Workflow
Redesign an existing website from its URL, bring in your content and business tools, review a preview and publish the complete website in Revamp.
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Website Redesign Resources
Practical checklists, client questionnaires and planning worksheets to help you organize a website redesign, agree on the work and move confidently toward launch.
What's in here
Find questions for your first client conversation, worksheets for agreeing on deliverables, and checklists for content, feedback and launch. Use the resource that helps with your next decision.
Who they're for
Agencies and freelancers planning client work, plus business owners and teams organizing their own redesign. Each resource explains the task it supports so you can choose what is relevant.
How to use them
Copy the questions, tables or examples into your own document and adapt them to the project. Bring the agreed brief and materials into Revamp to create the design, build the working features and review the website before publishing.
Website Redesign Client Intake Form Template
Copy a client-friendly intake form covering website goals, brand materials, content, bookings, business tools and approvals.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Discovery Questions That Clarify the Work
Use these focused discovery questions to understand a client’s visitors, content, business workflows and approval process before a website redesign.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Assumptions and Exclusions: A Practical Worksheet
Record client inputs, open decisions and work outside the agreed redesign scope without confusing service boundaries with platform capabilities.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Follow-Up Email Templates
Use short follow-up emails for redesign previews, client feedback, proposals and project decisions. Copy and adapt each message to the conversation.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Kickoff Checklist
Start your website redesign with clear inputs, owners, review points and publication decisions. Includes a practical kickoff agenda and action table.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Proposal Generator: Create and Review Your Draft
Create a redesign proposal draft, explain the client’s goals and deliverables, and review scope, timing and responsibilities before sending.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Pricing Packages: Define the Service Clearly
Build agency redesign packages around real client needs, with clear deliverables, ongoing work and separate platform costs.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Quote Generator: Build a Scope-Based Estimate
Use the redesign quote calculator to explore illustrative price ranges, then adapt the scope, assumptions and costs to your actual client project.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Content Inventory Template
Use this practical inventory to record existing URLs, traffic, content decisions and replacement pages before redesigning your website.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Requirements Checklist
Define the pages, content, customer journeys, imports and launch decisions your website redesign needs with this practical checklist.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Revision Policy and Feedback Templates
Organize client feedback, distinguish corrections from new requirements and review changes in preview with this practical revision workflow.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Scope of Work Template
Define the pages, working features, content and acceptance checks included in a website redesign with this editable scope worksheet.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Statement of Work Template
Organize your redesign scope, milestones, responsibilities, review checks and commercial decisions in a practical statement-of-work worksheet.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Vendor Scorecard: Compare Agencies and Platforms
Compare redesign options against your real requirements with a practical scorecard for design, working features, migration, editing and ongoing support.
Read articleQuestions we hear about these playbooks
Can I use these with clients without crediting Revamp?
Yes. The templates are written so you can copy them into your own proposal, contract, or onboarding doc and replace the wording with your business name. We don't ask for attribution. The reason these exist publicly is the same reason we publish the showcase — buyers and partners discover us through the artifacts we make freely available.
Why plain text instead of a Notion or Figma template?
Importing a Notion or Figma template into your workspace usually costs more friction than just copy-pasting the prose into wherever you actually work. You may work in Google Docs, Notion, a proposal tool, or a document editor — there is no single format that fits everyone. Plain text moves cleanly into any of those.
How often do you update these?
Check the date on each article. These are planning resources, not records of a disclosed sample of client engagements. Review the wording against your own project and report a correction through support when a section needs work.
What's the relationship between these and the Revamp app?
None directly. These playbooks describe the human side of a website redesign project — pricing, scoping, kickoff, handoff. Revamp lets you redesign from a URL or build a new website or application from a brief, then keep editing and operating it. You can ship a successful redesign project using both, either alone, or neither. The playbooks are useful even if you never run a single project through Revamp.