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Website redesign

A more modern, faster and more effective website, without starting from zero on Google.

An outdated website costs you more than it seems: visitors who leave, enquiries that never arrive, an image that no longer reflects the quality of your work.

A good redesign is more than a fresh coat of paint. We start from what already works (well-ranked pages, useful content) to build a site that is clearer, faster and designed to convert.

What’s included

  • Full audit

    A review of the design, speed, SEO and visitor journey, so we know what to keep and what to fix.

  • A new web identity

    A modern design, true to your brand, that highlights what sets you apart.

  • SEO preserved

    A 301 redirect plan, the URLs that matter kept, and your content migrated so you keep your positions.

  • Performance

    Modern code, optimised images, near-instant loading: Google notices, and so do your visitors.

  • Conversion

    Clear calls to action, short forms and trust signals in the right places.

  • Support

    A launch with no downtime, training and follow-up after go-live.

Who is it for?

  • Sites more than three or four years old
  • Slow sites, or sites that look poor on mobile
  • Businesses that have changed their offer or image
  • Sites that bring in few enquiries

How it works

  1. 01

    Audit

    A technical, SEO and usability review of your current site.

  2. 02

    Strategy and mock-up

    A new site structure and a new design, signed off with you.

  3. 03

    Rebuild

    Development, content migration and redirect preparation.

  4. 04

    Switchover and monitoring

    Go-live with no interruption, then close monitoring of your rankings.

Your questions

Another question? Email us and we’ll reply within one business day.

  • No, if the migration is properly prepared. We list the pages that bring in traffic, keep what works and cleanly redirect every old address to its new one.

Let’s start your project.

Three questions, one minute. We’ll reply within one business day with a first idea and the next steps. No commitment.

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