Give your business a website that explains what you do, feels like you, and makes the next step clear. From the first content plan to the details that make it work.
Before a redesign
Whether you are launching something new or improving an existing site, the starting point is the same: understand the business, the audience, and what the website needs to do.
Repair or rebuild
A dated appearance does not settle the question. Review the structure and the editing experience before deciding how much of the existing site to replace.
| Review area | Keep and improve | Consider rebuilding |
|---|---|---|
| Content and navigation | The important pages exist and people can find them. The work is mainly copy, layout or navigation refinement. | The structure no longer matches the business, or important journeys need to be planned again. |
| Editing and maintenance | The team can make routine changes and the platform can support the features it needs. | Routine edits depend on fragile workarounds, or the platform cannot support the required functionality. |
| Performance | The main issues can be traced to particular assets, templates or settings and addressed in place. | The underlying implementation needs substantial replacement to meet the agreed requirements. |
| Existing search traffic | Useful pages and URLs can stay in place while the experience improves. | A new structure is justified, with a plan for existing URLs, redirects and retained content. |
Website scope
Start with the pages, the message, and the paths visitors need. Design the experience around real questions and useful next steps.
Choose a platform that suits the content, integrations, and day-to-day editing. Build the functionality around that decision.
Review the complete experience before launch, including smaller screens, forms, loading behaviour, and the handover to your team.
Relevant work / Aviation
The AvengAero website redesign brings aviation parts and services into a more understandable digital experience. The portfolio outlines our contribution and links to the public website.
Explore the website workFrom content to launch
Review goals, content, users, and the current site.
Agree the structure and visual direction before building.
Build the pages, functionality, and integrations.
Test the experience, prepare the handover, and plan ongoing care.
Website questions
More on costs, timelines, and working together in our project FAQs.
Yes. We can review the current theme, plugins, content, and hosting before agreeing what to keep and what needs to change. A complete rebuild is only one possible approach.
Yes. Ecommerce work can include product presentation, navigation, purchase journeys, and integrations. Payment, shipping, catalogue, and administration requirements are defined during discovery.
An outline of your business, the audience you want to reach, and what needs to work better. Existing content, brand assets, and examples you like help us define the scope.
Discuss the site
An existing URL is enough to start. Add what is not working and whether you need a redesign, new features or help keeping the site running.
Review your website needs
