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How Long Should a Website Last Before a Redesign? We Asked Our Team.

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TL;DR: A website doesn’t need to be redesigned because it’s old. It needs to be redesigned when it’s no longer helping the organization succeed. People who know me know I’m a big walker. I’m fortunate to live in a neighborhood with a Walk Score of 92, a true “Walker’s Paradise,” and I take full advantage of it. Every morning, Django and I head out for an hour-long walk, followed by another 30 minutes at lunch. So what does this have…

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