Website service
Keep what works, replace what does not
A redesign is not a new edition for the sake of appearance. First we review what works today — in content and in technical terms — and what visitors actually need.
What follows is a revised structure with contemporary design, better mobile usability and a clear route to enquiry. Content that carries remains in place.
Typical starting points
- The site looks dated even though the content is factually correct.
- Visitors cannot find services because the navigation has grown organically.
- On phones the text is small, buttons are tight and forms are a chore.
- Many pages compete with similar content.
What you receive
- Review of the current site: content, navigation, mobile use, technical state
- Revised page structure with consistent labels
- A new visual direction within the existing brand
- Carrying over and revising valuable existing content
- A redirect plan where addresses change
- Review of page titles, descriptions and headings
- Handover with documentation of the changes
Examples in practice
A service provider with grown navigation, where services are regrouped and enquiries bundled.
A business with a good offering but no mobile usability for contact form and opening hours.
A site with many outdated pages that are merged and redirected.
Four steps from idea to website
Discover
Goals, audience, scope and content. We establish what the website needs to do and what material exists.
Design
Structure, visual direction and content approach — the basis for a review round before anything is built.
Build
Responsive implementation, content, forms and the agreed integrations, with checkpoints along the way.
Launch
Checks, handover and the agreed support after going live.
Questions
Tell us about your business and your goal.
Describe briefly what you offer, who you want to reach and what the website should achieve. You will receive a personal assessment of scope and next steps.
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