Redwood Security Co. is a B2C organization that needed to modernize its marketing site without slowing down publishing. They partnered with our team to deliver a website redesign that improved speed, clarity, and conversion performance. This case study highlights the approach, the execution, and the measurable results.
Overview
The goal was to ship a scalable site foundation for a distributed content team, while improving performance and search visibility. We focused on reusable templates, consistent design patterns, and analytics that supported real decision-making.
Challenge
The existing site had inconsistent layouts, slow templates, and content that was difficult to update safely. Performance regressions and unclear conversion paths made it harder to generate qualified leads from key pages.
Solution
We rebuilt core templates with a component-first approach, adding editorial guardrails that kept pages on-brand. The work included performance tuning, SEO fundamentals, and a simplified conversion system for CTAs and forms.
Implementation
- Designed a reusable template library for core page types
- Standardized typography, spacing, and layout rules across modules
- Optimized images and reduced unnecessary third-party scripts
- Aligned analytics events and dashboards to business outcomes
The project was delivered in 12 weeks, with weekly reviews to keep scope aligned and stakeholders informed. We prioritized the highest-impact pages first so results appeared early, even before full rollout.
Results
- +22% organic sessions to priority pages
- +8% improvement in conversion rate on key CTAs
- +18% faster page load on primary templates
- -50% time spent publishing and QA per page
Beyond the metrics, the biggest win was consistency: new pages could be created quickly without reintroducing layout drift. That made optimization ongoing, instead of a one-time project.
What we’d do next
With the foundation in place, the next iteration would focus on testing messaging, refining offers, and expanding personalization. We’d also continue monitoring performance budgets to keep page speed stable as the site grows.
Nora Mitchell
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