Existing-site review
Identify the parts worth keeping and the areas causing confusion or friction.
PufaMix · Online creative services
Website redesign
for a clearer next version.
If an existing website feels dated, difficult to navigate or no longer represents the business properly, I can rebuild the experience around what the business needs now. The review and redesign process can be managed fully online.
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Remote planning · Online feedback · No location required
Work together online.
Planning, feedback and project delivery can all happen remotely.
The service
A redesign does not have to mean changing everything. The useful parts of an existing site can remain while the structure, presentation and problem areas are improved.
The first step is to look at what currently works and what gets in the way. Common issues can include unclear navigation, weak mobile layouts, outdated wording, inconsistent visual styling, buried contact information or pages that no longer match the services being offered.
From there, the site can be reorganised around the content that matters today. That may mean simplifying navigation, improving hierarchy, making calls to action clearer, presenting projects or services more effectively and giving important pages their own focused purpose.
Because the work is handled remotely, the existing site, business information and desired changes can be reviewed online. The goal is not redesign for the sake of redesign; it is to produce a site that feels more current and is easier for both the business and its visitors to use.
Content restructuring
Reorganise pages and sections so important information has a clearer hierarchy.
Modern responsive layout
Rebuild the visual experience for current desktop and mobile use.
Careful migration
Move useful content into the new structure while avoiding unnecessary duplication.
How it works
From first idea
to finished result.
A simple process keeps the project moving without unnecessary meetings or complicated handovers.
Review
Look through the current site, goals and the reasons a redesign is needed.
Prioritise
Separate useful existing material from content or layouts that should change.
Rebuild
Create the new page structure, responsive design and updated user journey.
Check and replace
Validate the finished site before the new version takes over from the old one.
Practical experience
Improve what visitors actually experience.
The strongest redesign decisions are usually practical ones: make services easier to find, reduce visual clutter, strengthen the mobile experience and give visitors a clear route to the information or contact option they need.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you want to build.
Send the idea, current situation and what you would like the finished result to achieve. We can take it from there online.