A website redesign should solve a real problem. If customers cannot find your services, the phone layout is hard to use or your site no longer reflects the business, we’ll help decide whether a focused refresh or a rebuild makes sense.
Let’s talk about your websiteYour domain. Your business.
A more useful website.
The structure is sound, but the wording is dated, important photos are missing or the contact route is hard to see. Targeted changes may be enough.
We identify the specific problem before discussing new pages or a complete visual direction.
The existing layout is difficult to use on phones, the business has outgrown the structure or the platform gets in the way of needed changes.
We plan the content, URLs and launch together so the rebuild has a clear purpose beyond a new look.
A website change should not accidentally become an email migration. We identify the domain registrar, hosting provider and email setup before deciding which records or files need to change. Provider access is coordinated with you.
We review the public page structure and identify URLs that should stay or need redirects. If you have Search Console data, it can help show which pages already receive search traffic. No redesign can promise to preserve every ranking.
We work out which text, photographs and brand assets you can reuse. We also confirm the website files, account access and editing workflow you should receive at handoff.
We agree on the pages, content, contact route and features before quoting. A redesign of a focused single-page business site may fit the $500 starter. A multi-page migration, online shop or custom integration needs a separate scope.
Compare the starter scope and extra costsYou review the proposed direction and business information before launch. We check the agreed pages, phone and desktop layouts, contact routes and relevant redirects, then coordinate the launch on compatible hosting. Your existing site remains the reference while the replacement is prepared.
After the handoff, domain and hosting renewals remain with your chosen providers. Ongoing edits, maintenance or new features are separate work unless specifically included in your written scope.
Usually, yes. A redesign does not normally require buying another domain. We first confirm who controls the current registration and how it connects to the website and business email.
No. Search visibility can change during a redesign. Reviewing existing pages, maintaining appropriate URLs, planning redirects and checking the new site can reduce avoidable mistakes, but cannot guarantee rankings.
The replacement can normally be prepared separately. The launch approach depends on your current platform and hosting, so we confirm that plan before changes are made.
No. The $500 offer is for a defined single-page business website. Extra pages, complex content migration, e-commerce and custom functionality are quoted separately.
We confirm the schedule after reviewing the scope, access and content. The timing depends on the work involved and how quickly the business information and feedback are ready.
Talk directly with Billy about your business, your current website and the next step. We’ll confirm whether the $500 single-page starter fits or explain what needs a separate quote.
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