Existing-site review
An assessment of the offer, content, navigation and practical issues affecting the current experience.
Website redesign
Keep what works. Replace what holds you back. Build a website that matches where your business is now.
WHO IT’S FOR
Businesses with an existing website that feels dated, confusing, difficult to edit or disconnected from their current offer.
THE THINKING BEHIND THE WORK
A rebuild should not throw away useful content, established addresses or a working enquiry journey. We inspect the existing site first, identify what deserves to stay and make deliberate changes to the parts that do not.
THE BUILDING BLOCKS
We turn these into a defined scope for your project. No vague “everything included” promises.
An assessment of the offer, content, navigation and practical issues affecting the current experience.
A clear plan for existing pages, useful assets, working integrations and content that needs rewriting.
Improved typography, hierarchy and page layouts without casually replacing your established branding.
An agreed inventory and migration of the pages and media the new website needs.
A considered mapping of changed addresses so useful old routes are not simply discarded.
A backup, release checklist and practical rollback plan for the agreed deployment.
HOW WE GET THERE
Understand the current website and the reason for changing it.
Agree the retained content, new structure and migration.
Develop the new experience without uncontrolled changes to the live site.
Complete checks, deploy and verify the real domain.
The amount of legacy content, platform access and existing integrations affects scope. We do not promise that a redesign alone will increase rankings or enquiries.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
There’s room to ask more when we discuss your project.
Yes, where you control the domain and the required access is available. The migration plan also protects unrelated business-email records.
We agree what to keep, merge or replace before migration. Useful routes are preserved or redirected to genuinely relevant destinations.
No. We recommend changing the parts that need it. Strong branding, helpful content and reliable functions should be retained where appropriate.
THE CONNECTED PIECES
GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Tell us where you are and what you want to change. We’ll review your enquiry and discuss a sensible scope and next steps.