Website redesigns

Keep what matters.
Make it work better.

Rethink an existing website’s structure, design, and editing experience so it better serves the people visiting it and the people looking after it.

What to expect

A fresh start,
informed by what exists.

We begin by understanding the current site. That helps us decide what to keep, what to improve, and where a different approach would make everyday tasks easier.

01

Review the current experience

You show us what works, what feels dated, and what is hard to maintain. We discuss visitor needs alongside the tasks your team handles behind the scenes.

02

Plan what carries forward

We identify useful content, pages, and features, then discuss the gaps. The scope sets out what will be kept, rewritten, rebuilt, or removed.

03

Design the new direction

We create a mockup for review before building. Your feedback—and any team or board approval—helps settle the look, structure, and priorities.

04

Build and refine

We develop the agreed website and bring across the content included in the scope. You review the working version so we can resolve feedback before launch.

05

Prepare the changeover

We plan the launch, including existing page addresses and redirects where needed. We check the agreed functionality and train you on the new editing experience.

Good fit

Your organization
has moved forward.

  • The site looks dated or feels difficult on mobile
  • The page structure has grown confusing
  • Small content updates take too much effort
  • Your services, audience, or brand have changed

Good to know

The existing site shapes the scope.

Content migration, integrations, store data, and platform changes can affect the work involved. We confirm what is included after reviewing your setup. The agreed priorities guide the work and the checks we make before launch.

Give the website
a useful next chapter.

Show us what you want to improve.

Send the current website and a few examples of the problems you encounter. We’ll discuss whether a focused cleanup or a fuller redesign is the better fit.

Discuss a redesign