First, I review
the existing website
I examine its structure, presentation and visual design to understand why it feels outdated, fails to build trust or falls behind competitors.
I update existing websites, improving their structure, layouts, mobile experience and functionality while preserving important pages and URLs.
Your existing website probably has things worth keeping: useful content, sections your customers know and features that already work.
That is why I start a redesign by examining the current website, not by replacing everything. I look at what works, what has become outdated and which changes will actually help.
I review the site structure, simplify navigation, improve pages and update functionality so visitors can find what they need and contact you without difficulty.
I update the website around your company's needs and how visitors use it. I improve existing sections and add new features where needed.
Your website displays correctly on phones, tablets, laptops and larger screens.
Makes information easier to follow and helps visitors find the right sections faster.
The interface can be clean and minimal or more dynamic, with animation and interactive elements suited to the project.
You can review the project at every stage and request adjustments while development is underway.
Payments are split into stages. You see the completed work, review the result and then pay for the agreed stage.
I help resolve practical issues and assist with further website updates after launch.
I examine its structure, presentation and visual design to understand why it feels outdated, fails to build trust or falls behind competitors.
I refine the structure, navigation and content flow so information is easier to follow and the business looks more current and professional.
The result is an updated look, clearer structure and proper display on phones, tablets and larger screens.
After launch, I can help with adjustments, content and further development.
I develop the updated version separately while the existing website continues operating. Before launch, I test pages on different devices as well as forms, links, menus and other elements. After you approve the changes, I publish the new version and check everything again.
I create a backup of the files and database before making changes. This allows the previous version to be restored if necessary. Storage and rollback options depend on the project setup and hosting provider.
Yes. We can keep the existing look or update it completely, migrate content and implement the necessary features on a different platform. I choose the technical approach based on the project. You can explore other development options in the services section
Yes. I transfer current content to the updated website. If anything needs rewriting, merging or removing, I agree on those changes with you first. The original data remains in a backup.
Yes. I plan for this during development. On WordPress, you can edit text, images and sections through the admin dashboard. For custom-coded websites, we discuss content management options in advance.
I take SEO into account during a redesign. I preserve important pages and their URLs, review indexing settings and set up redirects when the structure changes. These measures help protect search visibility and organic traffic, although rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. Before the project begins, we sign an agreement covering the scope, cost, timeline and payment terms. The conditions are agreed in advance so you know what is included and what to expect.
The timeline depends on the number of pages, design complexity and condition of the existing website. Updating individual sections may take a few days; a full redesign usually takes several weeks. I confirm the schedule after reviewing the project and agreeing on the scope.