Website redesign that helps customers find their way
Your website may not need entirely new features. Sometimes visitors are held back by an unclear offer, small text on mobile or contact details buried at the bottom of a page. We review your existing website and recommend changes based on what it needs to do for your business.
When does a redesign make sense?
A redesign can help when your website no longer reflects your services, is difficult to use on mobile or leaves customers unsure where to go. Changing the colours alone will not solve every problem. If hardly anyone visits the site, we also need to look at its content and how people discover it.
- Your services are out of date or difficult to understand.
- Important information and contact details are hard to find on mobile.
- Pages load slowly or contain broken elements.
- The current system makes routine content edits difficult.
We start by reviewing your current website
We begin with your website address and the result you want to achieve. We review the structure, content, mobile experience and path to making an enquiry. If you have analytics or Google Search Console data, it can help distinguish a traffic problem from an enquiry problem. Based on what we find, we recommend focused improvements or a more substantial rebuild.
What affects the cost of a redesign?
The cost depends on the condition of your current website, the number of pages, the amount of content to transfer and whether the underlying platform stays the same. Updating the design and navigation is a different job from replacing the platform and rewriting the content. Before we start, we agree on what to keep, what to rework and how the new website will go live.
What to include in your enquiry
Send us your current website address and briefly explain what is not working for you. It also helps to know who maintains the site, whether you can edit its content and which services matter most to your business. Do not include passwords in your initial enquiry.
Or email us at info@razdvadigital.sk.
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