Website review
Understand the current position
We review the current pages, content, navigation, search visibility, performance and enquiry journey.
Website redesign
For established businesses whose current website looks dated, underperforms or has become difficult to manage.

What we improve
We assess what should be retained, what needs to improve and how customers currently find the site. The replacement is planned to strengthen clarity and credibility while protecting valuable content and search visibility.
Website review
We review the current pages, content, navigation, search visibility, performance and enquiry journey.
Content decisions
We retain what is valuable, rewrite what is unclear and remove what no longer serves the business.
Controlled launch
We connect the replacement, test forms and redirects, change only the DNS records required for Webflow and preserve the records used by the existing email service.

Migration planning
We map old URLs to the new structure and prepare redirects to protect useful search equity.
Ownership and support
The replacement launches in your own Webflow account with 12 months on the Webflow Premium Site plan included. At launch you choose client-owned handover, supported ownership or a managed care plan; you never have to make complex Webflow changes yourself.

Signs it is time
Most businesses put up with an old website for longer than they should. Pages load slowly on mobile. Simple edits need a developer. The design no longer matches the quality of the work. Enquiries come in, but not from the customers you want. When several of these are true at once, patching the old site usually costs more over time than replacing it.
A redesign is a chance to fix the structure as well as the look. We look at which pages bring in visitors and enquiries, which pages are rarely used and what customers struggle to find. The new site keeps what is working and drops what is not. Nothing is removed without a reason you can see.
Moving to Webflow
Moving from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or an older custom build follows the same careful steps.
We list every page on the current site and decide what to keep, merge, rewrite or retire. You see the plan and approve it before we start building anything new.
Old addresses are matched to their new pages and set up as permanent redirects. This protects links from other websites and the search visibility you have already built up.
At launch we change only the DNS records Webflow needs. The records your email depends on stay exactly as they are, so mail keeps arriving during and after the switch.
Across Cornwall and the UK
We redesign websites for businesses across Cornwall, including Truro, Falmouth, Newquay, St Austell, Penzance and Bodmin, and for companies throughout the UK. The process runs by video call, phone and email, with the scope, price and timings agreed in writing. If your current site is already on Webflow and only needs improving, our Webflow support service may be the better fit.
FAQs
A badly handled redesign can. We reduce the risk by keeping valuable pages, mapping old URLs to new ones with permanent redirects and checking indexing after launch. Rankings also depend on competition and demand, so we never guarantee positions, but we protect what you have already earned.
Yes. We rebuild the design in Webflow rather than copying the old theme, then move the content you want to keep. Blog posts and other repeated content can be brought into Webflow CMS collections, so they stay easy to manage.
Nothing should change. We connect the domain by updating only the records Webflow requires and leave your email records in place. We check them before and after launch so your inbox keeps working as normal.
Most redesigns fit our Business website package, from £4,500. Larger sites with many pages, sectors or locations usually need the Advanced website, from £7,500. Every package includes 12 months on the Webflow Premium Site plan. Full details are on our pricing page.
It depends on the number of pages, how much content needs rewriting and how quickly feedback comes back. You receive a target timeline in your proposal, with clear stages and review points along the way.
Next step
Tell us what is working, what is not and what you want the replacement website to achieve.
