WebDarbinWebsites &
business automation

Website redesign

Keep what works.
Make it work better.

WebDarbin redesigns existing business websites to improve clarity, credibility, mobile usability, enquiries and the foundations for search.

The starting point

Built around
what you need.

A redesign should begin with evidence, not decoration. We review the current pages, content, navigation and enquiry path, then decide what can stay, what needs to change and whether focused improvements or a fuller rebuild makes better sense.

Possible scope

What the work
can include.

Every proposal is shaped around the business and the agreed objective. It may include some or all of the areas below.

Current-site review

Assess the existing pages, navigation, content, responsive behaviour and technical setup.

Content priorities

Identify the pages worth keeping, combining, rewriting, redirecting or retiring.

Experience redesign

Create a clearer hierarchy and more useful route from first visit to enquiry.

Responsive rebuild

Implement the approved direction across the agreed devices and browsers.

Migration planning

Preserve valuable content and plan redirects where URLs need to change.

Launch measurement

Check forms and agreed conversion events so the next decisions use real evidence.

How we work

Clear stages.
Visible decisions.

  1. Audit

    Review what exists and identify the changes that matter most.

  2. Prioritise

    Agree the pages, content and technical work that belong in this release.

  3. Redesign & rebuild

    Work through the new experience in reviewable stages.

  4. Redirect & launch

    Move carefully, preserve useful search paths and verify the public result.

Akva Buildings website presentation

Relevant work

Akva Buildings

A clearer digital presentation bringing properties, services and company content into one connected experience.

Explore the example

Before we start

Practical
questions.

Do we have to replace the whole website?

No. The review may show that selected page, content or technical improvements are enough. We recommend the smallest coherent scope that solves the problem.

What happens to existing Google results?

We inventory important URLs and plan relevant permanent redirects where addresses change. Search engines still need time to process a redesigned site.

Can the redesign happen in stages?

Often, yes. We can separate urgent corrections from a broader rebuild when the dependencies and review process allow it.

Your next step

Tell us what
needs to work better.

A website, online store, connected workflow or improvements to what you already have. Tell us what you need and what is getting in the way.

Start a Project Have a question first?

What happens after you enquire

  1. Share the essentials

    Tell us about your business, what you need and anything we should know about timing.

  2. We review your brief

    We review your brief and follow up to clarify the goal, existing tools and practical next step.

  3. Agree the work

    If the project is a fit, we prepare a proposal with scope, pricing and delivery stages for your review.

Submitting a brief starts a conversation. It does not start paid work.