Redesign of your current site
same address, a site that finally worksSend a link to your current site. Back comes a short list of concrete problems (what is slow on a phone, why the prices are unclear, why there is no way to book or ask, why Google doesn't show it) and a plan to fix it. The work keeps your domain and your Google positions: every old address gets a redirect, the content moves over, and booking or ordering gets added where there was none.
What a redesign includes
- A free look at the current site, with concrete problems, not general words
- Speed measured before and after: the same pages, the same test, in numbers
- The domain stays yours, and old addresses get redirects, so Google positions hold
- Texts, photos and pages move over, and nothing is lost in the move
- Booking, ordering or a proper request form, if the old site had no way to act
- Clear prices and services, so people stop calling to ask the basics
- A simple admin panel, so prices and texts change without a developer
How it goes
- 1You send a linkAnd a sentence or two about what bothers you in the current site.
- 2I look, free of chargeAnd send back a list of concrete problems with examples: speed, prices, forms, Google.
- 3We fix or rebuildFrom a speed fix on the current site to a full redesign, in steps you choose.
- 4You see before and afterThe same pages on the same phone: speed in numbers, not impressions.
Pick a size
- Speed fix and a working request form on the current site2–4 days
- Full redesign of a small site, 3–6 pages1–2 weeks
- Redesign with booking or ordering added2–3 weeks
- A large site: many pages, languages, a migration with historyafter a short call
The look at your current site is free. The price of the work comes in writing after a short call.
Speed in numbers
This site scores 100 in Google Lighthouse for speed, accessibility and SEO. On a redesign you get the same test for your own site, before and after.
Five steps
- 1A 30-minute callFree. You tell me what hurts, I ask how everything works today.
- 2A written plan and priceWithin a day of the call: stages, timelines and a fixed price for each stage.
- 3A demo every weekI show what's done. We adjust as we go, not at the end.
- 4LaunchWe move the data, and I show your team how to use it.
- 5SupportAfter launch I stay in touch: fixes, new features.
Common questions
Won't we lose our Google positions?
Not if it's done properly: the domain stays, every old address gets a redirect to the new one, and titles and structure move over. Positions usually hold or improve, because the new site is faster; nobody can honestly promise a guaranteed rank.
Can you just make the current site faster?
Often, yes. If the site is technically sound but heavy, a few days on images, caching and scripts help. If it's an old builder or broken code, rebuilding usually makes more sense than endless patching.
The design is fine. Do we need a new one?
Then take the speed-and-form fix and keep the look. A redesign here means fixing what stops visitors from acting, not drawing a new picture for its own sake.
What happens to our texts and photos?
Everything moves: pages, texts, photos, descriptions. What's outdated gets rewritten with you, not quietly dropped.
How do we start?
Send a link to the site. You get a free list of concrete problems and a plan; what happens next is up to you.