When your current site no longer fits
A redesign starts with the site you have and the people trying to use it. Tell us what is hard to find, outdated or unclear. We can talk through a better structure and show a working demo before you make a payment decision.
Find the specific friction
Sometimes the design looks dated. Sometimes the more serious issue is that visitors cannot tell what you offer, where you work, or how to contact you. Those are different problems, and the work should follow the actual one.
Share your current URL, the pages you want to keep, and anything people routinely ask because the site does not answer it. Existing copy and imagery are useful starting material. We can discuss what should change before building.
Content
What does a first-time visitor need to know, and where should that answer live?
Navigation
Can someone reach key information on a narrow screen without hunting?
Action
Is it clear how to contact you or take the next step?
A redesign example
This Berry Hill Farm beta is a proposed new presentation of farm information and imagery. It is a working redesign preview. The current public farm site is at billsberries.com.
Review before you commit
We discuss your needs and agree on a timeline before building a working demo. You can review it and ask questions without entering payment details. If it is not right for you, you owe nothing.
We quote the monthly cost privately. You pay when you approve the demo, before we finalize and launch the site. We then manage technical upkeep and content updates while your monthly plan is active. See the full process for monthly service and ownership details.
Talk through your current site
Email the current URL and the main thing you want to improve. A rough note is enough to begin.