Website Re-design Services
You may already have a website but want to update your current website design based on existing or new branding.

Maybe your existing website isn't working for you and you need a completely new redesign to attract more visitors and convert more business.

Or you may be perfectly happy with your existing design but wish to add new pages and /or new functionality.

In any case we will be happy to sit down with you and discuss your website needs in detail and ensure your website works for your business.
Website re-designs in line with current branding
We understand that any functioning business has its brand and recognition for that brand. In most cases, you'll want to retain this for your business and will just want your website to be given a more contemporary look in line with your image and to improve the functionality and usability of the website design.
We will help you do this by:
  • Reworking your current branding to a contemporary design
  • Adding in additional functionality where required
  • Appraising the usability of your website
  • Checking your website design in line with your business function
  • Reshaping your website design to improve the user experience and functionality based on the above appraisals
  • TELLING YOU if it's a fruitless excercise
  • TELLING YOU if we firmly believe it's time to start from scratch and, more importantly, tell you WHY

    • Please contact us for any information on how we can help your business.

    Website design re-branding services
    It may be that you require a total re-brand for your website design or that you need someone to rebuild your website design in line with a new brand you have already had developed. We work with very experienced graphic designers and branding experts and can therefore provide whichever service and any advice you require.

    Please be aware that if you have your own graphic designer, we may have to advise them on layout and functionality to ensure that your new website design will work for your website visitors.
    We will help you re-brand your website design by:
  • Providing access to an experienced graphic designer/branding expert or;
  • Liasing directly with your graphic designer as required
  • Ensuring your new website functions from a site visitor perspective
  • Ensuring that your website functions in line with your business function
  • TELLING YOU if you need more functionality to assist your site visitors
  • TELLING YOU if we firmly believe it's a total waste of your time and money

    • Please contact us if you would like any further information or like us to carry out an appraisal of your current website design for your business.

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