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Website redesign

Redesign the website that's quietly costing you enquiries

Slow, dated or impossible to update? A redesign fixes the structure and the speed, not just the paint.

Most websites don't fail dramatically. They just stop pulling their weight: the design ages, the phone experience is awkward, and updating anything means asking someone who's no longer around.

A redesign starts by working out what's actually wrong. Sometimes it's the layout, often it's the structure, and frequently it's that the site never made the next step obvious.

I rebuild it from that diagnosis — clearer pages, faster loading, a mobile-first layout, and a setup you can update or hand to someone else without drama.

You get a written scope before anything starts, so you know exactly which pages are being rebuilt and what happens to the ones that aren't.

Good fit

Who this is for

  • Businesses whose site was built years ago and now looks it.
  • Owners locked out of their own website or paying for edits they can't make.
  • Sites that load slowly or break on a phone.
  • Businesses whose services have changed but whose website hasn't.
  • Anyone getting traffic but almost no enquiries from it.

Approach

What a redesign covers

  • Structure review

    Which pages earn their place, which merge, and which are missing entirely.

  • Content migration

    Existing copy and images carried across, tidied, and rewritten where it helps.

  • Mobile-first rebuild

    Rebuilt for phones first, then scaled up to tablet and desktop.

  • Speed and Core Web Vitals

    Compressed images, lean pages and sensible loading so the site feels instant.

  • Redirects and SEO carry-over

    Titles, descriptions, headings and redirects handled so existing equity isn't thrown away.

  • Ownership handover

    Domain, hosting and logins in your name, with a walkthrough of everyday updates.

What you get

What this actually changes for your business

  • A site that matches the standard of work you actually do.
  • Faster pages, which visitors and search engines both reward.
  • A clear path from landing on the site to contacting you.
  • Content you or your team can update without a developer.
  • Room to add booking, payments or a store without another rebuild.

Questions

Common questions

Send me your current website

I'll tell you honestly what's worth keeping, what needs rebuilding, and what it would cost — before you commit to anything.