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A website redesign with a plan for what stays.
Your existing website contains decisions worth reviewing before anything is replaced. We assess its content, services, page addresses and contact experience, then propose a redesign around the business you run today.
Which change prompted the redesign?
The business has moved forward
New services, a different audience or stronger project work may no longer fit the old pages. Bring the changes you want customers to understand so the redesign can give them a clear place in the site.
The current site gets in the way
An awkward phone layout, unclear navigation or difficult contact form can make an otherwise useful site frustrating. Share the pages and features causing trouble, along with any search or inquiry information you already have.
Scope and investment
A fixed proposal for the site you need to rebuild.
Redesign pricing is set after reviewing your current site, content, page addresses, forms, and connected features. You receive the included work and total project fee before work begins.
We agree on the page structure, content responsibilities, and timeline before the build. Hosting, ongoing care, and any platform or third-party fees are identified separately. Explore the project options.
01 / Tell us about the project
Start with the business and its customers.
Share your services, service area, current website if you have one, and what you want to improve. Jan replies within 48 hours.
02 / Agree on the work
Know the scope before committing.
We confirm the content, features, total price, and schedule. Bring your logo, accurate business details, and photos you have permission to use; any additional content work is included in the proposal.
03 / Review and launch
Check the website before it goes live.
Review the pages and contact path on phones and larger screens. We plan the handoff around domain access, website ownership, editing needs, and any ongoing support agreed for your project.
Decide what to keep, improve and rebuild.
A dated layout may be the visible problem, while the useful work sits beneath it: service information, customer resources or pages already found through search. The review separates those assets from content and features that need attention.
We also look at the visitor's experience. Can someone find the right service, inspect relevant work and contact you on a phone? Those questions help set the scope before the design begins.
An agreed scope for the website you already have.
The fixed proposal covers the page plan, content changes, migration needs, features and launch checks. Useful addresses and content are reviewed early so necessary changes can be planned before launch.
- 01 / Review
Take stock of the existing site.
Review the important pages, supplied search evidence, content and connected features. Identify the parts to retain and the problems the redesign should address.
- 02 / Structure
Give services and projects a clear place.
Set out the new page map and content needs. Combine overlapping explanations where useful, while keeping important services and customer questions easy to find.
- 03 / Experience
Rework the pages people use.
Update the visual direction, reading order, project presentation and phone layout. The contact experience follows the kind of inquiry your business needs.
- 04 / Launch
Plan the move before publishing.
Review page-address changes, necessary redirects, content migration and contact checks. Confirm access and responsibilities before switching to the redesigned website.
REDESIGN
Keep. Improve. Plan the move.
Review useful content and page addresses alongside the layout, features and contact experience that need to change.
Project evidence
Compare Handy Honey Bunny before and after.
The case study pairs the previous website with the September 30, 2026 release preview. The redesign keeps the familiar bunny identity, clarifies property services, and gives Bunny Truck advertising its own pages and campaign inquiry. The comparison documents changes to the website without claiming a measured traffic or conversion increase.
Keep the character people know
A restrained badge adaptation and companion horizontal wordmark carry the existing identity into the website. An approved secondary truck mark extends it into the advertising service.
A website redesign and approved identity adaptations, with ongoing creative support for Bunny Truck. Screens shown are from the September 30, 2026 release preview; their page structure was checked against the live site October 3. Screen concepts are identified separately. No traffic, lead, or campaign-performance increase is claimed.
See the workStart with the current site and the changes you need.
Best fit
- businesses with outdated sites
- service companies losing trust online
- brands with poor mobile layouts
- teams with weak service pages
- companies ready to grow beyond referrals
Start with the current site and the changes you need.
- Your website address and the pages or features worth keeping.
- Updated services, photos and business information.
- Available search data, common customer questions and contact problems.
What business owners usually want to know.
How much does a website redesign cost?
Redesigns receive a custom fixed proposal after review. Page count, content work, migration and connected features affect the scope. The $500 starting offer applies to straightforward new business websites.
What do you need to prepare a redesign quote?
Send your website address, the pages and features worth keeping, updated services and photos, any connected systems such as forms or booking, and search data if you have it. The fixed proposal then sets out the page plan, content changes, migration, features and launch checks.
Will my domain or page addresses change?
We review the existing domain, important page addresses, content and available search data. Useful addresses can be preserved, and necessary changes are planned with appropriate redirects. Search visibility can fluctuate during a rebuild.
Can you work with existing photos, copy and branding?
Yes. We assess what is current and useful, then identify gaps in the proposal. You can keep an established identity while changing the layout, service organization and contact experience.
What about forms, booking or other connected features?
Include the systems you currently use and anything you want added. We review their access, capabilities and migration needs before confirming the scope. Platform and third-party fees are identified separately.
How will I update the redesigned site?
Tell us what you want to edit yourself. We confirm the editing setup, website and domain access, ownership terms and any ongoing care before work begins.
When can the redesign launch?
Timing is provided after reviewing content, feedback, migration and feature requirements. Jan replies to project inquiries within 48 hours; the delivery schedule is set separately.
Show us what the current website needs to do better.
Send the website and the changes that matter most to the business. Jan replies within 48 hours to discuss the review and next step.