We rebuild outdated websites into fast, clear, mobile-first sites that explain what you do, earn trust and turn visitors into enquiries, without losing the search traffic you already have.
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Problems we solve
Most businesses don't need a redesign because the colours are old. They need one because the website no longer does its job.
Pages load slowly on mobile data, text is tiny and buttons are hard to tap.
Your services, prices policy or audience have changed, but the website hasn't.
Every small change needs a developer, so the site stays out of date.
Traffic arrives, but unclear pages and weak calls to action lose it.
Our solution
We treat a redesign as a business project, not a new coat of paint.
We audit pages that bring traffic and links, and keep or improve them with proper redirects.
Pages organised around what your customers need to decide, with clear next steps.
A modern, mobile-first build with an editor your team can use without a developer.
What's included
Every redesign is scoped to your needs. These are the parts most projects include.
We review your current site's pages, traffic, rankings, speed, content and enquiry flow, so the redesign fixes real problems and protects what already performs.
A clear sitemap and navigation built around your services, audiences and the questions customers ask before they contact you.
We help rewrite pages so they explain what you do in plain language, with proof, FAQs and clear calls to action, using your team's knowledge.
A custom design that reflects your brand and works first on phones, reviewed with you before development starts.
A fast, secure build with a content management system so your team can update pages, news and case studies themselves.
Content migration, one-hop redirects from every old URL that matters, structured data, a fresh sitemap and post-launch checks in Search Console.
What you get
A website that works as hard as your team does.
Quick loading on phones and slower connections.
Rankings protected with redirects and care.
Visitors find what they need and contact you.
Your team edits content without a developer.
Modern technology that is maintained.
Domain, hosting, code and content in your name.
Why us
We build fast, maintainable sites, not just mock-ups.
Redirects, structured data and technical SEO are part of the job.
When your site needs portals or tools, the same team builds them.
A proposal with scope, phases and a customised quotation.
A free review call, then a written proposal with a customised quotation.
Our approach
Open each step to see what it covers.
Traffic, rankings, content, speed and enquiry flow of the current site.
Sitemap, page goals, content plan and redirect map, agreed in writing.
Mobile-first designs for key pages, reviewed with your team.
Development on a preview link you can review as it progresses.
Content migration, redirects, structured data and sitemap submission.
Search Console and analytics checks after launch, with fixes as needed.
Common situations
Most redesigns begin with one of these situations.
Options
Not every website needs a full redesign.
| Criteria | Full redesign | Visual refresh | Targeted fixes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structure and content | Rebuilt around goals | Mostly unchanged | Unchanged |
| Technology | Modern rebuild | Existing platform | Existing platform |
| Speed and SEO | Addressed fully | Partly | Specific issues only |
| Effort | Highest | Medium | Lowest |
| Best for | Sites that no longer fit the business | Sound sites that look dated | Good sites with a few problems |
We'll recommend the smallest change that solves your problem.
Who we redesign for
Different businesses, different priorities.
Admissions-focused pages and easy updates.
See the workProduct catalogues, specifications and RFQs.
See the workCredibility, services and enquiries.
See the workProjects, listings and site-visit enquiries.
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Product websites that explain and convert.
See the workHow we work together
Every engagement starts with a written proposal and a customised quotation.
Audit, structure, content, design, build and migration.
Best for: Sites that no longer fit the business
New design and performance work on the existing structure.
Best for: Sound sites that look dated
Monthly updates, new pages and conversion improvements.
Best for: Sites that are central to sales
Guide
Common signs include a site that is hard to use on phones, slow loading, outdated services or messaging, difficulty updating content, few enquiries despite traffic, and technology that is no longer maintained.
If only one or two of these apply, targeted fixes may be enough. A full redesign makes sense when the structure, content and technology all need to change.
List every URL that receives search traffic or links from other sites. Keep those URLs where possible; where they must change, add a permanent one-hop redirect to the closest new page.
Keep or improve the content on ranking pages, carry over titles where they work, add structured data, submit the new sitemap and watch Search Console closely for several weeks after launch.
The most common redesign mistake is designing pages before knowing what they will say. Decide the purpose of each page, the questions it must answer and the action you want visitors to take, then design around that content.
Real photos, specific service descriptions and clear proof do more for trust than decorative design.
Choose technology your team can manage and that will stay maintained: a well-supported CMS, or a modern framework with a headless CMS for faster, more flexible sites.
Avoid stacking many plugins or page builders that slow the site and complicate updates.
Agree measures before you start: enquiries, calls, WhatsApp clicks, page speed and search visibility for key pages. Record the baseline so you can compare after launch.
Review the numbers monthly and keep improving the pages that matter most.
Some redesigns only change the design and content on the same platform. Others move to a new platform because the old one is slow, insecure or hard to edit. Moving platforms is a bigger job, but it is often the only way to fix speed and maintenance problems for good.
Decide based on how well the current platform serves your team, not on what is fashionable.
The people who answer enquiries know what customers ask. Include sales, support and leadership early, so the new site answers real questions and supports how enquiries are handled.
Agree who approves each page, so reviews don't stall the project.
A redesign is the right time to fix accessibility: readable text, sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text and forms that work with assistive technology.
Accessible sites are easier for everyone to use, including visitors on small phones and slow connections.
Before launch, check that every important old URL redirects to the right new page, titles and descriptions are set, structured data validates, forms send to the right inbox, analytics and conversion tracking fire, images have alt text and the site works on real phones.
After launch, submit the sitemap, watch Search Console coverage and fix any errors in the first weeks.
If you have brand guidelines, the redesign should follow them: colours, typography, logo use and tone. If you don't, the redesign is a good moment to create a light set of rules so future pages, social posts and presentations stay consistent.
Consistency across channels makes a business look established and trustworthy.
Costs depend on the number of pages, content work, custom design, features, integrations, migration complexity and support after launch.
We don't publish fixed prices or packages. After a review call, we send a written proposal with a customised quotation.
Before you talk to us
Not if it's planned properly. We map every important URL, add permanent redirects, keep strong content and monitor Search Console after launch.
Yes. We migrate content that works and help improve or rewrite the rest.
Yes. We set up a content management system and train your team.
Yes. We can rebuild on a modern platform or improve the existing one, depending on what suits you.
Yes. We design mobile-first, since most visitors arrive on phones.
Real photos help a lot. We'll advise on what to shoot; until then we use your existing images carefully.
You do. Domain, hosting, code and content are set up in your name.
Yes. We monitor the launch and offer ongoing support and improvements.
Usually together. The redesign is the best time to fix structure, content and technical SEO in one go.
Yes. Key pages can launch first, with the rest following, as long as redirects are planned for each phase.
Only where it improves structure. Every changed URL that matters gets a permanent redirect.
Yes. Home, service and contact pages can be redesigned first, with the rest following in phases and redirects planned for each phase.
It depends on pages, content, design, features and migration. We do not publish fixed prices; we send a customised quotation after a review call.
Contact us
Send your current website address and a few details. Our team reviews every enquiry and gets back to you to set up a call.