Website redesign for small businesses.

• The site is hard to use on a phone, or key information is difficult to find.
• The content describes the business as it was, not as it is now.
• Visitors arrive but few of them get in touch.
• The site is slow, broken in places or hard to update.

If the structure and content are sound and only the look is tired, a smaller refresh may be enough. Say so in your enquiry and the scope can be set accordingly.

A redesign can lose search visibility if the work is done carelessly. Before anything changes, the existing site should be understood:

• Which pages already receive visitors, and which of them should stay.
• The page titles and descriptions that are already working.
• Any address that will change, so the old one can be pointed to the new one.
• The contact routes customers already use.

The website redesign checklist sets this out step by step.

Tell us what you have now and what should change. The scope and price are confirmed in writing before you pay, and the design is reviewed before launch. For reference, the fixed packages and what they include are on the pricing page.