Redesigns
A better version of the website you already have.
Plenty of businesses across Blackpool and the Fylde Coast don't need a new idea — they need the existing one rebuilt properly. A redesign keeps what works and fixes what's quietly costing you enquiries.
Signs it's time
What usually prompts a redesign.
- The design looks noticeably older than the business it represents
- It is awkward to use on a phone, where most of your visitors are
- Pages are slow, heavy or unreliable
- Visitors can't tell what to do next, so enquiries are lower than they should be
- Content has grown page by page and the structure no longer makes sense
- Nobody can update it without asking someone else
Rebuild or improve
Two honest options.
Improving means keeping the current platform and fixing specific problems: layout, speed, mobile behaviour, forms, content structure. It is quicker and cheaper when the underlying build is sound.
Rebuilding means starting again on modern foundations, carrying across the content and search equity that already works. It costs more up front and stops the recurring cost of working around a platform that fights you.
I'll look at what you have and say which makes sense. Redesign projects are quoted against the same starting prices as new builds, from £495.
Process
How a redesign runs.
Review the current site, agree what stays and what changes, design and build the replacement, then migrate and redirect carefully at launch. The full stage-by-stage version is on the how it works page.
FAQ
Common questions.
Got a website in mind?
Tell me what you're building. I'll tell you what it'll take.