Website redesign / Grynos

A clearer website for your next stage.

When your business has moved on but your website has not, a redesign can bring your message, pages, and enquiry journey back into focus. I help small service businesses improve the site they already have.

Discuss your website redesign

When to redesign

Start with what needs to change.

Perhaps your services have changed, your mobile layout is awkward, or visitors struggle to find the right information. I begin by reviewing the current site and the problem you want the redesign to solve.

A complete rebuild is not always necessary. We can agree a smaller set of improvements if the existing structure already does its job. If the main concern is search performance, a technical SEO audit can help separate technical issues from design decisions.

Project scope

Keep what works. Improve what holds people back.

Existing-site review

Review the pages, navigation, content, enquiry journey, and available search or visitor data before deciding what to replace.

Message and layout

Make the offer easier to understand with clearer page hierarchy, focused copy, and layouts that fit your brand.

Careful URL changes

Identify important existing URLs. Where a URL needs to change, include a redirect plan and check internal links and canonical tags.

Launch checks

Check responsive layouts, essential journeys, metadata, and sitemap coverage. Agree any ongoing monitoring as part of the scope.

An in-house example

The Grynos website redesign.

I changed this website’s focus to website design, SEO, and digital marketing. The work connected the service copy, search metadata, structured data, and enquiry choices so they described the same offer.

Read the Grynos redesign case study

Questions about a redesign.

Will a redesign affect my existing rankings?

Changes to content, URLs, or site structure can affect search visibility. I review the existing pages and available search data, plan changes carefully, and check the launch. I cannot promise that rankings will stay unchanged.

Can we keep my existing branding?

Yes. We can retain your colours, logo, and other useful brand elements while improving how the website presents them.

What should I send first?

Send your current website address, the main problem you see, and the services or audiences that have changed. Please do not send passwords through the enquiry form.

Tell me about your business

A useful conversation starts with your website.

Share your website address, your audience, and what you want to improve. I’ll help you work out a practical starting point.