Website and content assessment
An inventory of important pages, templates, forms and integrations, with a decision on what to retain, rewrite, merge or rebuild.
We redesign existing business websites, including WordPress sites, when navigation, mobile usability or the publishing system gets in the way. Keep what works, improve the buying journey and launch with a clear plan for content, search visibility and inquiries.
We start with the point where value, trust or control is being lost. That keeps the project tied to a business decision instead of a generic list of deliverables.
We scope the work around your existing site and the journeys that need to improve. A visual refresh, a WordPress rebuild and a CMS migration have different costs and dependencies. We make that distinction before quoting.
An inventory of important pages, templates, forms and integrations, with a decision on what to retain, rewrite, merge or rebuild.
Navigation, key page layouts and mobile interactions designed around how buyers evaluate your offer and contact you.
Maintainable templates, reusable content blocks and an editing workflow your team can use. Existing functionality is reviewed before replacing plugins or the theme.
An old-to-new URL map, content transfer, redirects where addresses change, and checks for canonical URLs, metadata and indexability.
Agreed checks for key devices, forms, integrations and analytics, plus a rollback plan and guidance for publishing future updates.
Review the current site, business goals, available analytics and constraints. Agree the pages, functionality and acceptance checks.
Review the navigation and core templates before implementation. Confirm which content and functions carry forward.
Develop and migrate on a separate working version, then test the agreed journeys, content and integrations.
Launch in an agreed window, verify the live site and compare inquiry and usability signals against the available baseline.
A strong starting scope is specific enough to verify and important enough to change an operating or commercial result.
The answers below define the normal starting boundary. The final scope follows your systems, evidence, risk and operating constraints.
The quote depends on the number of templates, content volume, integrations, design work and migration risk. We can price a focused first stage separately from a full rebuild after reviewing your website.
Yes. We assess the current theme, plugins and content structure. Useful components can stay when they support the new design and remain maintainable.
It can. We review existing search pages, preserve useful URLs where possible and plan redirects, metadata and indexability checks. Search engines can still reassess the site, so rankings cannot be guaranteed.
The existing website normally remains live while the new version is built separately. The launch window and any unavoidable interruption depend on the migration and integrations and are agreed in advance.
Yes. We will discuss your current website, goals and constraints, and help you understand whether focused changes or a broader redesign make sense. We then agree the scope and estimate for the work you want us to deliver.
Start with a free consultation about your website. We will clarify what needs to improve, what can stay and what affects the estimate.