Website redesign
The look is dated, the site is slow, it works poorly on a phone or no longer explains the services. We keep what is worth keeping and lay out the rest again.
Business websites
for companies
We build websites for companies that need to look credible, load quickly and guide visitors clearly towards an enquiry. If you already have a website, we can review it and tell you what it is missing most.
A website has to work
for your business
- Websites
- Structure
- Mobile layout
- SEO foundations
- Access
A website is not a brochure in a browser. It has to explain what the company does, earn enough trust for someone to send an enquiry, and be clear enough for a search engine to understand the services.
If it does not do that, the look is secondary. The visitor does not know who they are writing to, and you do not know why enquiries do not arrive.
What the site has to do
- Say clearly what the company does and who it is for.
- Show enough about how you work that a visitor can trust you and decide to get in touch.
- Be clear enough that a visitor and a search engine can understand what you do and how the pages connect.
- Work properly on a phone, not only on a large screen.
- Lead to contact, or to another step that actually makes sense for you.
What you get
A site with a job: it explains the offer, works on a phone, and stays yours — with access, documentation and the option of maintenance.
Who we build for
We work for companies that need a serious business website, regardless of location. We do not invent industries we have not worked in; we look at how your business actually runs.
- Small and mid-sized companies without an in-house web team, whose site has to represent the firm rather than the owner.
- B2B companies whose visitor needs to understand the service, the field of work and how to start a conversation.
- Service firms for whom the website is often the first serious contact with a new client.
- Companies with an outdated site that is hard to change, slow to load or no longer describes the work you actually do.
- New companies that need a clean, professional presence before they start collecting enquiries.
What is included
Before we start, we define what the project includes. That makes it clear what is part of the build, and what is agreed separately.
- Planning the structure: which pages need to exist and what each of them is for.
- A layout that works on a phone, a tablet and a computer.
- Content and structure made for the company, not a ready-made template with a swapped logo.
- Technical SEO foundations: titles, descriptions, canonical, sitemap, hierarchy and internal links.
- Speed and basic accessibility built into the work, not added later.
- Domain, hosting account and access in the client's name.
- Documentation, access and ownership of the site, so the next contractor can continue without archaeology.
- Maintenance and backups if we agree them — they are not automatic with the build.
- Further development when the offer or the way of working changes.
- Google Analytics and Search Console are not included automatically. If you need measurement, we agree it separately.
How the work runs
The steps stay the same. How long each one takes depends on the content, the number of layouts and how ready the material is — that only becomes clear after a conversation.
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Conversation and purpose
We agree what the site is for, who reads it and what they should do before they leave. Without that, design has nothing to decide.
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Structure and content
A map of pages and the first copy. You bring the facts about the work; we arrange them so a visitor can follow.
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Design
The look follows the structure. We look at reading, hierarchy and how the page behaves on a phone, not decoration.
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Build and testing
The build, the forms, checks on ordinary screen sizes and corrections before the site goes out.
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Launch, access and maintenance
Publication on your domain. You get the access, the code and the documentation, and the site stays yours. Maintenance continues only if we agree it.
Already have a site?
A new build is not always the right answer. Sometimes it is a redesign, sometimes simply orderly maintenance.
Website maintenance
The site can stay, but nobody is watching updates, backups and small changes. We take that on, including sites we did not build.
What stays yours
The domain, the hosting account, the access, the source code, the data and the documentation are held by your company. That is not a footnote at the end of the project. It is a condition of the work.
If you replace us one day, the next contractor must be able to continue. That is the measure of a job done properly, not a risk we protect ourselves against.
SEO, speed and mobile are foundations, not magic
We build them in from the start because they are expensive to retrofit, not because they guarantee placement.
- Semantic structure and one clear H1, so the page makes sense to people and to a search engine.
- A title and meta description per page, a canonical URL and a sitemap.
- A layout that works on a phone, with tap targets and text you can read.
- A performance basis: no unnecessary weight, with predictable loading.
- Internal links that can be followed and a content hierarchy that can be read in order.
Those are foundations. We do not sell a ranking, a number of enquiries or a speed score as a promise.
Related services and guides
Guides
Questions people ask
Can you take over a website you did not build?
We can, and it is a common case. First we review its condition: which components are out of date, whether a backup exists, who holds the access and the domain. From that review you get a list of what needs doing now, what can wait, and whether the site is worth maintaining or worth replacing.
Who owns the domain, the source code and the access?
You do, from day one. The domain, the hosting account and the access are held by your company. Handover includes the source code, the data and the documentation. The aim is that nothing ties you to us except being satisfied.
Do we have to write the text ourselves?
You do not have to write it alone, but we need your knowledge of the business. We propose the structure and the questions, you answer from how the work actually runs, and we shape the copy together. Text written without you usually sounds like everyone else's.
What determines how long the project takes?
The number of distinct page types, whether the content is ready, whether an old site has to be migrated, extra languages, and how many forms or connections to existing tools you need. After a conversation you get a written proposal with phases, before you commit to anything. We do not invent a deadline in advance.
Do you redesign existing websites?
Yes. If the current site no longer explains the offer, loads slowly, works poorly on a phone or is hard to change, we redesign it. We first look at what is worth keeping and what needs to be laid out again.
Can you maintain the site after launch?
Yes, if we agree it. Maintenance is not automatically part of the build. When it is agreed, it covers updates, backups, availability checks and small changes within the agreed scope.
Will the site work on phones?
Yes. We plan the layout and the content so the site works on a phone, not as a later squeeze of a desktop design.
What do the SEO foundations include?
Semantic structure, proper titles and meta descriptions, a canonical URL, a sitemap, a heading hierarchy and internal links that can be followed. That helps a search engine understand the page. We do not promise rankings. Google Analytics and Search Console are not included automatically; if you need measurement, we agree it separately.
Need a new website, or for the current one to do a more serious job?
Send a short description of the company or a link to the current website. We will tell you what we see as the best next step, and what we would fix first.