Website Redesign

Keep what works. Improve what needs to.

Your business may have moved on while the website stayed the same. We review the current site and plan the changes around what actually needs improving.

When this helps

For an existing website with an unclear message, difficult navigation, dated layouts or problems on mobile screens.

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What we can help with.

We agree the exact scope around your website. Here are the main areas we cover.

Website review

We look at the content, navigation, layouts and technical setup to understand the problems before proposing changes.

Clearer pages

A revised structure and design that reflect the business as it is today and make the important information easier to find.

Mobile improvements

Layouts, navigation and forms reviewed for people using the website on smaller screens.

Migration planning

We account for existing content, important URLs and integrations, with redirects included where the agreed changes need them.

How we’ll work on it.

Review the current site

Share the website and what is causing trouble. We identify what to keep, improve or rebuild.

Agree the changes

We define the new structure and design, along with the content and technical work needed.

Rebuild and check

We test the revised website and agreed redirects before launch, then check the key journeys again once it is live.

Before we start.

Does a redesign mean rebuilding everything?

Not always. We review the existing setup first. Some websites need focused improvements; others benefit from a full rebuild.

Can you keep the existing content?

Yes. We review what is still useful and include the agreed content migration in the scope.

What happens to my existing links?

We plan important URL changes and redirects as part of the migration. We can’t promise search rankings, but we do account for the technical details that a redesign can affect.

Need something else?

Is your website falling behind?

Let’s take a closer look.

Send us the current website and tell us what you want to change. We’ll start there.

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