Website design & redesign
Your business has moved on.
Your website should too.
A clear, modern website that looks like your business today, explains what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.
What's included
A usable website, not just a picture of one.
For straightforward small-business sites, the work typically includes the following. We confirm the exact pages and features before agreeing on a price.
Design that fits your business
A restrained, responsive layout built around your actual services, content, photographs and brand.
Pages that answer real questions
Clear services, useful company information, practical calls to action and contact details customers can find.
Built for everyday use
Mobile and desktop layouts, working navigation, accessibility basics, sensible metadata and redirect planning when replacing an existing site.
Launch and handover
Deployment on compatible existing hosting or an agreed alternative, plus the source files and instructions for future changes.
The process
See it before it replaces your current site.
Your existing website stays in place while the new version is prepared and reviewed.
- 1
Review
We look at your current website, content and hosting, then agree on pages, functionality and a fixed scope.
- 2
Preview
You review a working version in a separate link and send one consolidated round of feedback.
- 3
Launch
After approval, the new site goes live on your domain, with the files and handover information provided to you.
Hosting & ownership
You keep the keys.
If your current hosting can serve the new website, we can use it. If your site runs inside a closed website builder, we'll explain the alternatives before changing anything.
What the price doesn't hide
Domain renewals and third-party hosting charges remain with the provider. Shops, complex integrations, editable content systems and larger sites are quoted separately. No promise of search rankings or customer numbers is bundled into a redesign.
Start with the existing site
Send me the website you want to improve.
Tell me the domain and what's bothering you about it. I'll reply by email about whether a redesign makes sense and what it would involve.