Update your existing website.
We refresh outdated design, reorganise confusing pages and fix technical faults. The scope depends on the condition of your website.
Start with the website you already have.
We review the website and separate essential repairs from larger changes. Work can start with one page or a specific feature.
Pages and content
We organise navigation, page order and content. Visitors should be able to understand your offer, find the price and know how to contact you.
Design across devices
We update layouts, typography, images and buttons, then check how the website looks and works on mobile and desktop.
Performance and features
We fix forms, links and plugin conflicts. Where needed, we also improve content management, analytics, image sizes and technical SEO settings.
Moving to the updated version
We test forms and important actions before launch. Working page addresses are preserved, and a redirect plan is prepared for any that change.
A price based on the changes.
Quoted by scope
Adjusting one page and updating a whole website involve different amounts of work. Send the address and a list of changes, and we will prepare a proposal with the scope, price and schedule.
Agreed before work starts
We agree on which pages change, who prepares the content and which features are needed. Content creation, new integrations, licences and moving to a different platform are assessed separately.
Pricing and maintenance plans ↗
Common questions
Does the whole website always need rebuilding?
No. If the platform is suitable, we can update selected pages or fix individual faults. We recommend a new technical foundation when repairing the current one no longer fits your needs or the scope of work.
How do you protect existing Google visibility?
Before changes, we review page addresses and, with access, Search Console data. We preserve suitable URLs, prepare necessary redirects and check indexing settings. We do not guarantee specific search positions.
Can I keep my existing text and photos?
Yes, if they are still relevant and you have the right to use them. We suggest what to keep, shorten or expand. New copy, photography and translation are discussed separately.
What do you need to prepare an initial proposal?
The website address, a short list of problems or changes and your preferred timeframe. If you have examples of what you like or dislike about the current website, include them in your inquiry.