# Website UX Redesign Agencies

> Compare agencies with research and UX work connected to a specific website redesign, rather than general web production alone. This is an editorial candidate list, not a verified performance ranking or recommendation. Source records are first-pass leads.

## How to assess website redesign work

A UX-led website redesign should address user tasks and information structure as well as visual presentation. Check for research or usability testing, content and navigation decisions, accessibility work, implementation scope, and evidence that the redesigned site launched.

### Questions for the brief

- Which user tasks and content problems prompted the redesign?
- How did research, analytics, or usability testing influence the new structure?
- Were migration, accessibility, performance, and implementation included?
- What baseline and post-launch evidence can the team share?

### Evidence to compare

A useful redesign case explains more than the before-and-after visuals. Look for the audience, task or navigation issue, content and information-architecture decisions, validation method, delivery scope, and what happened after launch.

### Common evidence gap

A new visual identity or homepage does not establish that the site became easier to use. Ask how the team measured or observed task completion and what changed beyond appearance.

Related guide: [Evaluate a UX case study](https://uxcomparation.com/guides/evaluate-a-ux-case-study/)

## Candidates in editorial order

Positions are display order based on stated category fit and current source leads. They are not comparative performance scores.

1. [UpTop](https://uxcomparation.com/agencies/uptop.md) — UX/UI redesign and product modernization. Research region: United States.
2. [Browser London](https://uxcomparation.com/agencies/browser-london.md) — Research-led UX/UI, product design, and front-end development. Research region: United Kingdom.
3. [Blink UX](https://uxcomparation.com/agencies/blink-ux.md) — Research-led product design and enterprise experience work. Research region: United States · global offices.
4. [Think Company](https://uxcomparation.com/agencies/think-company.md) — Research-led product and enterprise experience design. Research region: United States.

HTML category page: https://uxcomparation.com/categories/website-redesign/