7 signs your website needs a redesign
Websites age faster than most businesses realise. If any of these sound familiar, your site is probably costing you enquiries.
Give an out-of-date website a fresh look, a faster build and a clearer message, without losing the search rankings you've built up.
If your website looks dated, loads slowly or is a pain to update, it's probably costing you enquiries.
I'll review what's working on your current site and what isn't, then redesign and rebuild it with a clearer structure, a modern design and a CMS that's easy to use. Your best content and your search rankings come with you.
A look at your analytics, content and search performance to see what's worth keeping.
Simpler navigation and page layouts that make it easier for visitors to find what they need.
A modern look that fits your business today.
Moving your existing pages, posts and images across, tidied up along the way.
Every old URL mapped to its new home, so you don't lose rankings or break links.
A leaner rebuild that loads quicker and scores better in Google's Core Web Vitals.
If any of these sound familiar, a redesign will probably pay for itself.
Most of your visitors are probably on mobile. If your site is hard to use on a small screen, they're leaving.
If changing a sentence means emailing a developer, your content goes stale.
Every extra second of loading time costs you visitors and hurts your rankings.
A few things people usually ask about redesigns.
Not if it's done properly. I keep the content that ranks, set up redirects for every old URL and keep an eye on search performance after launch.
Yes, if the platform is still a good fit. If it's holding you back, I'll explain the options and the trade-offs of moving.
No. Your existing pages come across to the new site, and the new CMS makes it easy to update or add content whenever you're ready.
Yes. A redesign can keep your logo and colours while modernising everything around them, or include a brand refresh if you want one.