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A NEW CHAPTER.
A BETTER WEBSITE.

Your business has moved forward. Let’s bring your website with it.

Business website redesign

Your business may have changed more than your website has. We start by understanding what still works, what needs to change and what the new site needs to support. Then we agree the right scope, from a focused core rebuild to a more involved website project.

Time for a rethink.

A redesign should solve a real problem.

Perhaps your services have changed, your work is stronger than your website suggests, or customers struggle to find a clear next step. Those are useful reasons to reconsider the experience.

Sometimes the answer is smaller. If the structure works and the content is current, a focused improvement may be enough. We start by understanding the gap before recommending a rebuild.

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Keep what works.

The current website is a source of information, not just something to replace.

Understand the business.

What do you sell now, who should enquire, and what makes a project a good fit? These answers guide the new page plan.

Review the content.

Identify useful pages, approved assets and content that needs updating or rewriting. We agree what your team will supply and what additional content work the project needs.

Check the journeys.

Look at how people find services, evaluate your work and contact you. Where analytics are available, use them alongside your business knowledge.

Know the dependencies.

Record your domain, hosting, email, forms, CMS and third-party tools. Agree what stays, what changes and who is responsible.

Move with care.

A new design still needs a considered transition.

Rankings can fluctuate after a website move. A careful plan reduces avoidable mistakes; it does not guarantee that rankings or traffic will stay the same.

  1. Map the pages.

    Inventory existing URLs before changing the structure. Agree which URLs stay and where any replaced pages should lead.

  2. Build and check.

    Review content, responsive layouts, forms and essential integrations on the working website before launch.

  3. Connect the new site.

    Apply agreed redirects where URLs change, check the domain configuration and confirm that email remains correctly configured.

  4. Review after launch.

    Check key URLs and enquiry delivery. Review indexing and available analytics to identify issues that need attention.

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The right scope for the change.

A focused refresh and a substantial rebuild need different plans.

The core website is $6,000 AUD + GST for up to five core pages and the agreed inclusions. It can suit a straightforward rebuild with suitable base content.

More content, different audiences or a substantial migration call for an individually scoped project. We assess the existing website and its dependencies before agreeing the work.

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A few good
questions.

Can we keep our domain?

Usually, yes. A website rebuild does not require a new domain. We review access and the hosting and email setup before planning any changes.

Will you preserve our search rankings?

We can plan content, URLs and redirects carefully, but cannot guarantee rankings. Search visibility also depends on content, competition and how search engines process the changes.

Can you move a Wix website?

We can assess a custom rebuild. Wix sites rely on Wix hosting, so moving to a different stack is not a full-site export. We agree how content and functionality will be recreated.

Will the existing site stay online while you build?

The intended approach is to keep your current website live while the new one is prepared separately. We confirm access, hosting and the launch sequence for your project.

READY FOR WHAT’S NEXT?

Send us your current website and tell us what has changed. We’ll work out what the next version needs.

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