Plenty of small businesses have a website that’s quietly letting them down. Maybe it was built years ago and looks it. Maybe it’s slow, awkward on a phone, or a pain to update. Maybe it looks fine but simply doesn’t bring in enquiries. Whatever the reason, a tired website isn’t just a cosmetic problem, it’s costing you customers who take one look and click away to someone who looks more capable. A redesign puts that right: keeping whatever’s genuinely working, fixing what isn’t, and turning your site into something that pulls its weight. Doing exactly that, at a fair price, is what I do.
Keep what works, fix what doesn’t
A redesign isn’t about ripping everything up for the sake of it. Some of your site probably earns its place, content that ranks, pages people use, a brand you’ve built recognition around, and there’s no sense throwing that away. So I start by working out what’s worth keeping and what’s holding you back, then build the new site around your strengths while sorting the weaknesses. You get the benefit of a fresh start without losing the ground you’ve already made.
Faster, and built for a phone
Most tired sites share two problems: they’re slow, and they were built before everyone browsed on a phone. Both quietly cost you, a slow or fiddly site loses visitors and rankings before they’ve even seen what you offer. So I rebuild for speed and mobile as standard. For reference, my own sites score 99 out of 100 on Google’s speed test, and that’s the sort of foundation your redesign will be built on.
Made to bring in enquiries
A pretty website that doesn’t generate enquiries has failed at its main job. So I redesign around what you actually want the site to do, get found, make your case, and make getting in touch effortless. Clear services, an obvious next step, a simple contact route: the practical things that turn a visitor into an enquiry. The redesign isn’t finished when it looks nice; it’s finished when it’s working.
You deal with me, and you own the result
There’s no account manager and no agency layer here, you deal directly with the person doing the work, so nothing gets lost in translation and you always know where things are. And when it’s done, the new site and the domain are yours outright, with no lock-in and no platform quietly holding your business hostage.
Fair price, no surprises
A redesign starts at £249, agreed as a fixed price before any work begins, so you know the cost from the outset. Prefer to spread it? There’s a pay-monthly option from £69/mo (dropping to £30/mo once the build’s paid off) that rolls the build, hosting and ongoing care into one simple fee. Whichever suits you, the number’s clear up front, no padding, no lock-in, no nasty invoices later.
Not sure whether yours is due one? I’ve listed the signs it’s time to redesign your website, have an honest look and see how many ring true.
If your website’s overdue a proper refresh and you want one that actually earns its keep, let’s have a chat.