A new site from $2,000, or start with one page for $1,000
Website redesign
Most sites get redesigned because they stopped matching the business: the offer moved on, the template fights every change, or the copy no longer sounds like you. Here's what a redesign should include, so you only do it once.
What the site needs to do
- Messaging rewritten for the customers you have now
- A design system, so new pages match without a designer each time
- Every old URL kept or redirected, so search traffic isn't lost
- A way for your team to edit pages without a developer
What’s usually wrong now
- A template that looks like your competitors' and resists changes
- Pages that are slow or broken on phones
- Old copy and an old copyright year that make the business look stale
What I build
- Design in Figma first, so you see real screens before any code
- A fast build on Next.js or Framer, deployed so you watch it land
- Redirects, titles and descriptions carried across
Designed in Figma first so you see real screens before any code, built and deployed by the same person, and handed over with the code, the design files and every account in your name.
Prices
- Trial · $1,000 – $1,350
- A contained first piece of work so we can test the fit before anything bigger.
- Starter · From $2,000
- A small site or a single product surface, designed and shipped end to end.
- Project · $4,700 – $10,000
- A full site or web app with real backend work behind it.
Prices in US dollars. Retainers are billed monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days notice.
Questions
- Will a redesign hurt our Google rankings?
- It doesn't have to. Keeping URLs that rank, redirecting the ones that change and carrying titles and descriptions across are part of the build.