Not every tired website needs replacing. Here’s how to tell what yours actually needs.
Colours, logo and layout are fine. It just needs tidying.
A form that doesn’t send, a dead link, a slow page. Usually quick repairs.
Often sorted without starting over.
New prices, services or phone number. That’s an update, not a rebuild.
If you have access and it still works, there’s something to build on.
The person who built it has gone, and no one has the login.
Not one page. All of them.
Most visitors are on a phone. If they have to pinch and zoom, they leave.
You’ve grown or changed direction, and the site hasn’t.
If you’re embarrassed to send people there, it isn’t doing its job.
Does it look right without zooming?
Can you spot it in under five seconds?
Send yourself a test message.
If it doesn’t, you may be missing enquiries right now.
All four work? You probably need a tidy-up, not a rebuild. Two or more fail? It’s worth a proper look.
Fixing the contact form, making pages work properly on phones, speeding up slow images, updating text and prices, and making sure Google can find you. Often a day or two of work, not weeks.
Not sure which you need? We’ll look at your site and tell you honestly — fix or replace — before you spend anything. Rates from £49.
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