Website redesign
Keep what works.
Fix what gets in the way.
You need more than a better-looking design. You need a clearer offering, a stronger first impression, easy-to-find services and a simple path to contact.
Design and features reflect your offering. Scope and editing are agreed before development begins.
BEFOREAFTERConceptual comparison · not a client project.
A REDESIGN STARTS WITH THE RIGHT QUESTION
Can customers immediately understand why they should choose you?
If you are not sure, it may be time for a change. Redesign does not start with colours and fonts, but with your services, target customers and the information they need before getting in touch.
BEFORE AND AFTER REDESIGN
The difference is not just visual. It is how much easier customers can find answers.
These are conceptual examples. They show how the same service can be presented more clearly without a generic template or overwhelming customers with information.
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
From an overcrowded page to clear services and quick contact.
The new presentation gives immediate space to services, the service area, trust and a clear invitation to get in touch.
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AFTER REDESIGN
RESTAURANT AND HOSPITALITY
From disorganised content to an atmosphere that encourages reservations.
Photos, the menu, location and reservations follow an order that fits guests’ needs before arrival.
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AFTER REDESIGN
PLUMBING AND HEATING
From an outdated presentation to a website that builds trust.
Services, availability, service area and contact details are arranged so customers do not have to search for essential information.
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AFTER REDESIGN
Content and features for your project
What do we preserve during a redesign?
Content and URLs
Before changes, we record which pages will stay, merge or be removed. If an address changes, we plan a suitable redirect.
Forms and connected tools
We document where enquiries are delivered and which tools depend on the website. A design change should not silently break an existing process.
Checks before replacement
On a working version, we review the agreed pages, mobile layout, links and forms. Publication is coordinated with the owner.
Handover and future changes
The quote separates redesign, new content and new features. We agree on who updates the website after publication.
We agree on scope, content entry and required integrations in the quote before development begins.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A redesign can be straightforward and well organised.
Send a link to your current website and briefly explain what you want to improve.
Can we keep the existing domain?
Yes. Redesign uses the existing domain, with careful treatment of links and content already important to the business.
Do I need to prepare everything from scratch?
No. Existing content, photos and information can be a starting point. Together we decide what to keep and improve.
Will the new website work better on mobile?
Yes. Mobile presentation is part of the redesign, not an afterthought.
Can a redesign improve SEO too?
Yes. Redesign is a good opportunity for clearer content structure, better headings, internal links and a cleaner technical foundation.
For our first conversation
We will review what it needs to work for your business again.
Your current website address and specific areas that are not working for your business. Tell us what you definitely want to keep.
We use this to agree on scope and a quote. If some materials are missing, let us know what is already available.