Look at the whole site
A page can look dated and still have useful content, working forms and URLs worth keeping.
Website improvements
Keep what works. Improve what doesn’t.
Your website might not need replacing. Sometimes it needs clearer content, better layouts or a few awkward parts sorted out.
The useful work
Start with what needs attention.
You don’t need to choose the technical solution before getting in touch. Describe the problem or what you’d like the website to do.
Page design
Give the important information room to stand out, with better headings, spacing and use of real images.
Mobile layouts
Make the site easier to read and use on a phone, including menus, forms and buttons.
Content and navigation
Help people understand what you do and find the next page or action that matters.
Performance and foundations
Check slow pages, accessibility issues and the structure behind the site before deciding what to change.
A sensible scope
Better doesn’t always mean starting again.
Choose the changes
We’ll agree what needs work and what can stay, before turning it into a bigger project.
Check the result
Changes should make the site easier to use. I’ll check the affected pages and features, not just how the homepage looks.
Talk about improvements.
We’ll agree the scope and price before work begins.