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How to avoid a redesign failure

wdd11 How to avoid a redesign failure
We’ve all seen or heard about the horrors of failed redesigns.
Regardless of the size or scale of a site, any redesign is frought with potential perils and pitfalls. Alienating your existing users is probably one of the biggest dangers of any redesign project.
Of course, the larger the site, the greater this danger becomes. But even a small site can suffer from ill-will if they don’t consider their existing visitors when tackling a redesign project.

The following guide should keep you on the right path for creating a revamped and re-imagined site that keeps your users happy.
And if you’ve already found yourself in the midst of a failed redesign, we’ve got help for you, too.
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