What this
actually involves.
A website refresh improves what is already there; a redesign can rethink the structure more deeply. This might mean clarifying the opening message, simplifying navigation, improving mobile layouts or giving the site a more consistent visual identity. We will look at the pages and platform you have, identify the biggest problems and decide which changes are worth making first.
Who this can help
Businesses with a dated site, confusing navigation, inconsistent branding or a page that no longer reflects their services.
What we can work on
- 01
Review the current page structure and key visitor journeys.
- 02
Refine layout, spacing, typography and visual hierarchy.
- 03
Update agreed pages and check their responsive behavior.
How the project works
Start by sharing your goal, the materials you have and any deadline. I’ll review what you need and clarify the scope before the creative work begins.
We’ll agree on the direction, deliverables, review stages and the information you need to provide. Feedback is gathered around that agreed brief, and final delivery follows the scope confirmed in your proposal.
Possible deliverables
- Website review
- Updated page layouts
- Navigation and mobile improvements
A defined set of changes to agreed pages. Content migration, platform moves and technical repairs are assessed before they are added to the scope.
A question you might have
Do I need to rebuild everything?
Not always. Sometimes a focused update to the homepage, navigation and main inquiry path is enough. If the platform or structure is limiting the work, I will explain what a larger redesign would involve.