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Website redesign services

Your business moved on. Has your website?

When the story, structure, or next step no longer fits, a website rethink starts with the business you run today. Work out what still earns its place, what gets in the way, and what needs to change.

Good fit when

  • Your services or audience changed, but the site tells the old story
  • Visitors have to piece together what you do and who it is for
  • Important pages are hard to find or use on a phone
  • The next step is unclear, or you cannot tell how people use it

What we make

  • A map of the current site and customer path
  • Page structure and visual direction
  • Responsive design and development
  • Accessibility and performance checks
  • Search setup and measurement checks

How it moves

  1. Name the problem and the intended next step
  2. Agree what stays, changes, and belongs in scope
  3. Review working pages and build the approved direction
  4. Test the release and verify the public site
  5. Use measurement to choose the next useful change

A map for the rethink

Keep the useful.
Change what gets in the way.

This is a way to review your current site, not a before-and-after result. These decisions shape the scope; they do not assume everything needs rebuilding.

  1. Does it still tell the truth?

    Review the services, audience, and language. Accurate, useful content may stay. Outdated messages or missing explanations may need to change.

  2. Can people find their way?

    Trace the path from arrival to a relevant service and a clear next step. Useful pages may stay; navigation, page order, or the inquiry path may need a rethink.

  3. Does it work where it matters?

    Check the design on phones, accessibility, performance, search foundations, and measurement. The review helps decide whether focused changes or a broader rebuild fit the problem.

Bring the problem, not a perfect brief

Start with what feels out of date.

In the form below, tell us what your business does now, what the website struggles to explain, and what you want visitors to do next. Include the current site address if useful.

The deliverables above are possible parts of the work. The agreed scope determines which are needed. The form’s budget choices help route the conversation; they are not quotes or package prices.

The honest bit

Scope and estimates depend on the actual problem and agreed deliverables. There are no public fixed packages or starting prices. A redesign does not guarantee rankings, inquiries, or revenue. We can measure how people use the page and whether the form receives a valid inquiry; business outcomes still need separate evidence.

We define the audience, the action, and the evidence before we design the answer. You see working pages early. Each release is tested as the exact candidate that goes live.

Describe your website problem

A useful first conversation

Start with
your business.

We have selected website rethink as your starting point. You can change it, or choose “Not sure yet.” You do not need a finished brief.

After you send this, we review the fit and reply by email to clarify the scope and next step. Sending an inquiry does not book work or commit you to a project.

Please do not include passwords, health information, or other sensitive details. How we use your details

These ranges describe your plans, not our prices. Choose “Not sure yet” if you need help defining the scope.

A few sentences are enough: what your business does, who you want to reach, and what is getting in the way. Include your public website address if you have one.