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Website redesign

Redesign the website that's quietly costing you enquiries

Slow, dated or impossible to update? A redesign works on 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 isn't held back by unnecessary weight.

  • Redirects and SEO carry-over

    Titles, descriptions, headings and redirects handled so existing pages aren't left behind in the move.

  • Ownership handover

    Domain, hosting and logins set up in your name wherever the provider allows it, 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 makes the site easier to use on a phone or a slow connection.
  • A clear path from landing on the site to contacting you.
  • The everyday content agreed in your scope, editable by you or your team without a developer.
  • A build that leaves room to add booking, payments or a store later, within what the chosen platform supports.

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.