Website redesign. A considered move.

Website redesign and Framer migration for businesses ready for a stronger presence. Review the content, refine the experience and plan URL changes before launch.

Discuss your redesign
A fresh start. A careful move.Your content and connections, brought together.

Keep what works. Improve what matters.

For businesses with a dated site, confusing navigation or content that is difficult to maintain. I review useful pages and customer journeys before agreeing what to keep, improve and move.

A clear plan for the design and the move.

A better experience. A carefully planned transition.

01

Review

Understand the pages, content and customer journeys that matter.

02

Restructure

Make the offer easier to understand and the next step easier to find.

03

Redesign

Create a responsive experience around your business.

04

Migrate

Map URLs, test forms and plan the domain switch carefully.

Questions, answered

Can I move a site without losing rankings?

No migration can guarantee unchanged rankings. Keeping valuable content, mapping old URLs to relevant replacements and checking canonical URLs reduces avoidable disruption. I also review the sitemap and Search Console after launch. A platform change alone is not a reason to remove pages that are already useful.

Can you move a WordPress or Webflow site to Framer?

I can review it for a Framer rebuild. Content, CMS structure, forms and integrations need checking first because features do not transfer automatically between platforms. If the current site depends on functionality that Framer cannot reasonably support, that should be identified before the scope is agreed.

Will changing the website affect my email?

Website hosting and email hosting are separate services, although both use DNS. A migration plan should preserve the records required by your email provider. I record the current setup and identify the website records that need changing, rather than replacing the whole DNS configuration.

Can we keep the existing brand and content?

Yes. A redesign can retain your logo, colours, useful copy and photographs while improving structure and usability. I review what is working and what needs replacing during discovery. The proposal should make the content and design changes clear before the build begins.