Service · Existing website
A redesign starts with knowing what needs to improve.
First we establish whether the issue concerns your offer, content, contact journey or technology. A useful redesign starts with a focused assessment.
Keep what works
We review existing pages, content and public links. Available aggregate data helps identify pages receiving visits or enquiries. Missing data is acknowledged; design is not credited with unmeasured results.
Choose the intervention
Copy and contact improvements may be sufficient on a sound foundation. Rebuilding becomes relevant when structure, editing or technical limits prevent necessary changes.
- Reorganise service pages and navigation.
- Make the offer and evidence readable on mobile.
- Clarify form instructions, errors and confirmation.
- Map old and new URLs and prepare necessary redirects.
Migration and handover
We agree which content to keep, update or remove, then check links, indexable pages and contact journeys. Migration can temporarily affect visibility. Preserving useful URLs and checking redirects reduces avoidable mistakes without promising unchanged rankings.
Budget and first step
The working budget is €2,500–6,000 for a defined rebuild. Pages, languages, content changes and integrations determine the proposal. Smaller focused changes are assessed on their actual scope.
To start, share the website link, the issue you observe and your goal. Access and migration are discussed after tasks and responsibilities are defined.
Manuel Pammer · ManuDesign
Give people a clear reason to contact you.
Tell me about your business, your current website and your priority. The brief helps us define a useful, proportionate project.