A website redesigned around the company you are now.

Redesign when the platform still suits your team and the pages have fallen behind the company. Rebuild when the platform is the obstacle: your team cannot publish on it, or the site now has to connect to the product. We look at the current site before recommending either, and staying put can be the better decision.

Positions can move, and nobody can promise that every one holds. Before the build we list the addresses that bring in visitors and decide where each one goes. At launch each redirects to its replacement, and we check titles, canonicals and indexing. Afterwards we watch the search data and repair what dropped out.

Websites start from $15,000, and a redesign is priced like any other build. Scope and price are settled before work begins, and they move with the page types, the copy and the content to be carried over. A one-week audit of the current site costs $2,500, credited in full if the redesign starts within 60 days.

Four to eight weeks for most of the websites we build, and a redesign is usually in that range. Content is what stretches it: how many pages are rewritten, how fast they are approved and how much comes over from the old site. We set the timeline with you before the project starts.

Yes, if it still does what your team needs. We work on any platform, and we built Morse Micro’s site in Webflow. Before suggesting a move we ask who edits the site, how often and what it connects to. Where the choice is open we prefer custom code in Next.js or Nuxt.

Either of us, and we agree which before the price is set. We can write every page, working with the people who know the product and using claims you have approved. If your team would sooner draft it, we edit for structure and length. Someone on your side checks each technical claim before it is published.

We need access to the current site, its analytics and its search data, a single decision-maker for sign-off and someone who can check a technical claim. Send us the customer names, figures and case studies you are cleared to publish. If the brand is changing too, tell us before the structure is drawn.

When the site is not the problem. If the pages explain the company well and too few people reach them, the work is search and content. If one page or one form is failing, fix that page. If the offer still changes from month to month, wait. A one-week audit will tell you which of these you have.

Yes. Our studio is in Sydney. For Morse Micro, a semiconductor company that has raised a Series C, we designed and restructured the website inside its existing brand and built it in Webflow. It had to work for engineers, partners, investors and commercial visitors. For Kaizn we made the brand identity and the website.

The new site, live, and everything it was made from: the sitemap, the page copy, the design system and the built pages, with a list of where each old address now points. The people who will edit the site are shown how. The designs, the code, the content and the documentation belong to you.