Your offer has changed.
Old services still on the homepage. New work hidden away. We help decide what belongs up front and what can go.
Website redesign
New services. Better work. A clearer direction.
If your website hasn’t kept up, let’s bring it into line with the business you run today.
The next chapter
Still you.
Only clearer.
What you do.
Why it matters.
What happens next.
01 / Start with the reason
A redesign starts with what has changed in your business and what your customers need to find.
Old services still on the homepage. New work hidden away. We help decide what belongs up front and what can go.
Small text on a phone. A muddled menu. Contact details buried at the bottom. We review the route from arrival to enquiry.
We work with the character your business already has. A logo refresh or wider brand identity can be scoped alongside the site.
02 / A considered change
Sometimes the answer is better copy and a simpler page. Sometimes it’s a new structure and a full rebuild. We look at the existing site before agreeing the work.
Useful pages, recognisable details and working enquiry routes deserve attention in the plan. So do the old links people still use to find you.
MessageWhat should people understand first?
StructureCan they find what they came for?
CharacterDoes this still feel like your business?
LaunchWhat needs to carry across?
03 / A plan for the handover
A new design is one part of a website change. The launch needs a plan of its own.
Identify pages, content, contact routes and connected tools. Agree what to keep, replace or retire.
Work through the message, page structure and visual direction. Review real content on desktop and mobile.
Include agreed redirects, domain arrangements, forms and integrations in the launch checks. Set out access and support.
What will it cost?
A redesign is quoted around the existing site, the new scope and the move between them. Some simple replacement websites may fit our £55/month starting offer, with hosting, search foundations and an applicable 12- or 24-month minimum confirmed in writing. Migration, extra features and branding are scoped separately.
Read the starting offer and conditionsA few useful answers
Not necessarily. We first need to understand the current site and the problem you want to solve. The agreed work might focus on a few pages, or it might call for a rebuild.
A redesign can use your existing identity and domain. We’ll check access and hosting arrangements before planning the move. Any changes to branding are agreed separately.
We review important pages and agree which URLs need to stay or redirect. Search visibility can change after a rebuild; no one can guarantee that rankings or traffic will stay the same.
We can discuss those as separate parts of the brief. The scope, platform costs and ongoing responsibilities need to be agreed before they are added.
That depends on the pages, content, features and feedback. We agree a schedule once the scope and responsibilities are clear.
Bring the link. Tell us the problem.
Send your current website and tell us what no longer fits.
That’s enough to start a useful conversation.
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SEE IT BEFORE YOU DECIDE
See a free working homepage for your business on desktop and mobile, with no obligation to buy. We offer same-day demos, including evenings and weekends; the team will confirm the delivery time with you.
The demo shows the design direction. Some features may be incomplete, and it includes no revisions. The purchased website includes reasonable revisions under our fair-use policy.
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