Listen.
Clarify the goal, audience and next step. Open questions come first.
Redesign
a fresh perspective
Keep what works. Rethink the structure, content and design of your existing website with intention.
Does this fit your situation?
A redesign does not begin with deleting everything. First, we identify the content, functions and addresses that already serve a purpose. The new website builds on that understanding.
These tasks can be added when needed and are explicitly named in the proposal.
You provide existing content, access and information about the current setup. Together we decide what should be retained. DNS, hosting, licences and a possible platform move are checked and approved before launch.
Working together
Clarify the goal, audience and next step. Open questions come first.
Discuss the structure and designs. Decisions become visible and open to review.
Develop the agreed solution, check it across screen sizes and review it together.
Clarify content, responsibilities and future care at handover.
FAQ
Not necessarily. The initial review establishes whether targeted changes to structure, design or technology are appropriate. The proposed solution and its limits are described in the proposal.
A content inventory records which pages and media will be retained, adapted or removed. You approve the final content.
Changed addresses are recorded in a redirect list. Important entry pages and internal links are checked before and after the move. Access to the existing configuration needs to be clarified.
The development and launch environments are agreed in advance. The change is prepared with a backup, responsibilities and a way to revert; any limitations depend on the existing platform.
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