Redesigns

Your business moved on. Your website can too.

A redesign rethinks what the site says, how it is structured and how someone gets from finding you to contacting you, while keeping the parts that already work.

Redesigns
From €349
Price
Fixed before work starts
Good content
Carried across
Old URLs
Redirected

Sound familiar?

Signs a site has stopped pulling its weight.

If two or three of these describe your website, it is probably worth a conversation.

  • It looks older than the business

    Design dates faster than anything else on a website, and a dated site suggests a business that has stood still.

  • It struggles on a phone

    Text you have to pinch to read, buttons you have to aim at, menus that hide what a customer came for.

  • Nobody can find anything

    Too many menu items, buried services and no clear route from interested to in touch.

  • It is slow

    Oversized images, heavy page builders and a stack of plugins add friction at exactly the wrong moment.

  • There is no obvious next step

    A hidden phone number, a form at the bottom of a long page, or a form that quietly stopped working.

  • Search engines struggle to read it

    Missing or duplicated titles, a muddled heading structure, no sitemap and images without alt text.

What a redesign covers

More than a new coat of paint.

Your quote lists which of these your project includes and which parts of the current site stay as they are.

  1. 01

    Structure

    What the site contains and in what order, based on what customers need to know before they get in touch.

  2. 02

    Navigation

    Menus, hierarchy and routes through the site, so the important things are one tap away.

  3. 03

    Visual direction

    A design that matches the standard of the work, keeping your branding where it is strong.

  4. 04

    Mobile experience

    Designed for the phone first, then adapted for larger screens.

  5. 05

    Content migration

    Text, photos, reviews and pages worth keeping are carried across and tidied.

  6. 06

    Search foundations

    Redirects from old URLs, clean metadata, heading structure, sitemap and schema.

  7. 07

    Enquiry routes

    Call, WhatsApp, email and forms placed where people look for them, and tested before launch.

  8. 08

    Performance

    Optimised images, minimal scripts and sensible loading, so the new site is quicker than the old one.

Pricing

Redesigns start from €349.

A three-page site and a twenty-page site with bookings are very different jobs, so each redesign gets a fixed quote once we have looked at what you have. Larger redesigns may be closer to a full website package.

Domain registration, third-party services (such as email accounts, booking or payment platforms, paid plugins and stock images) and advanced functionality may be additional where applicable. Any extra cost is named before you commit.

What the quote depends on

  • The size of the current site and how many pages come across
  • How much content needs rewriting and how much can be migrated
  • Whether the structure changes or stays broadly the same
  • Functionality such as forms, bookings, shops or integrations
  • How much existing branding and photography can be reused

Questions

Redesign questions.

Why does a redesign start from €349?

Redesign scope varies more than a new build: the size of the current site, how much content moves across and how much has to change. You get a fixed quote once that is clear.

Will I lose my search visibility?

A redesign is handled with redirects from old URLs, useful existing content carried across and Search Console kept in the loop. Rankings depend on many factors outside any designer’s control, but the technical work that protects them is part of the job.

Can you keep parts of my current site?

Yes. Content, photography, testimonials and pages that are working get migrated across. The aim is to fix what is holding the site back and keep what already earns its place.

Start here

Send us your current website.

Add your web address to the enquiry form and you get a short reply on what is holding the site back, with a quote if a redesign makes sense.