Can people find the right information?
Service descriptions, navigation and page structure should help someone decide whether your business is right for them.
Website redesign
for your business.
If your website no longer reflects the work you do, we can work out what to keep, what to improve and what needs a fresh start.
A useful place to start
Send me
your website.
Tell me what bothers you about it, and what customers struggle to find. You don’t need to know the technical reason.
Talk about a redesignWhat we’ll look at
Is it comfortable to use on a phone?
We’ll look at text sizes, awkward layouts and the effort it takes to make an enquiry.
Does it still look and sound like you?
Old services, dated photos and unclear wording can give the wrong impression of a good business.
Keep the useful parts.
Give the rest a rethink.
A redesign can reuse suitable photographs, copy and brand assets. We’ll agree which pages and information to carry forward before rebuilding.
Existing URLs, domain access, hosting and any forms or integrations need checking too. Where pages move, suitable redirects should be part of the agreed work.
Your current website stays a reference point while the replacement is prepared. Launch arrangements are agreed before changes are made.
What will a
redesign cost?
The starting prices on the pricing page are a useful guide to a new build. The work involved in moving content, preserving useful pages or replacing features will affect a redesign quote.
See redesign pricing considerations ↗For examples of my design approach, explore the website portfolio. If you’re starting without an existing site, read about new business websites.
“The website is out of date, but I don’t know where to start.”
That’s enough to start a conversation.
Planning a replacement website.
Can I keep my domain and useful content?
We’ll review your domain, hosting access and existing content before agreeing the work. Suitable copy, photographs and brand assets can be reused. Let me know about any pages, tools or email accounts you rely on.
How will the changeover be handled?
Existing page addresses, enquiry routes and integrations need checking before launch. We’ll agree the changeover arrangements and any required redirects as part of the project scope.
How long will a redesign take?
That depends on the content being moved, the new pages and any features being replaced. You’ll receive an estimated schedule before work begins; there is no single turnaround time for every redesign.
Let’s take a look
at what you have.
A few lines about your business is enough to get started. I’ll help you work out the next step.
Let’s talk