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Website redesign, based in Burlington.

Keep what works. Rebuild what doesn't.

Website redesign services for businesses with a site that looks dated, loads slowly, is hard to update, or simply stopped bringing in work. The redesign starts with what the current site already does well — including the search rankings it has earned — so a new look doesn't cost you what the old one built up.

Sometimes the honest answer is a content and structure pass rather than a full redesign. You'll hear that first.

Diagnosis

Find out why the current site isn't working.

Before anything is redesigned, I look at how the site is actually used: what people search to find it, where they leave, what they can't find, and what the business needs it to sell. The answer decides the scope.

  • Search & analytics review
  • Content & structure
  • What to keep

Search equity

Redesign without losing your rankings.

A redesign is where a lot of businesses quietly lose their search traffic: pages get renamed, old addresses go dead, and Google starts over. Every address that matters is mapped and redirected properly, and Search Console is watched after launch.

  • URL mapping & redirects
  • Metadata & structured data
  • Post-launch monitoring

The rebuild

Modern, fast, and easy to update.

The new site is built properly — fast, accessible, and structured so routine changes don't need a developer. The technology is chosen for what the business needs, not for what's fashionable.

  • Fast on phones and desktops
  • Accessible by default
  • Content you can update

Note 01 If a redesign isn't the right call, I'll tell you that before quoting one.

A new look isn't always the fix.

If the structure is sound and the real problem is the copy, the offer, or how people find the site, a full redesign spends money in the wrong place. A focused content and search pass may do more, for less.

Selected Work

Digital work for businesses and organizations, from one-off projects to long-term partnerships.

How the work actually goes.

Evidence first, then decisions, then building. You always know what's happening, why it matters, and what comes next.

  1. 01Discovery

    Understand the business

    I look at the current site, the search presence, and what the business actually needs to sell. You get a written brief — plain language, no deck.

  2. 02Decision

    Decide what to keep

    We settle what stays, what changes and what goes, so the redesign protects what already works.

  3. 03Build

    Design and build it

    I design it, I build it, I move the content and redirects across, and I ship it. No handoffs.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Watch the launch

    Search Console, analytics and the forms are watched after launch, so anything the move disturbed gets fixed quickly.

Questions about a redesign.

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Let's look at the site you have.

Send a link. I'll tell you what's worth keeping, what's worth rebuilding, and what to leave alone.

Not sure whether it needs a redesign or a few good fixes? Send the site — that's the first thing I'll tell you.