When your business has moved on but your website has not — weaker positioning, poor mobile experience, and confused conversion paths usually mean the site was built for an earlier version of the offer.
Swapping colours while keeping confused structure rarely fixes enquiry quality. We diagnose what fails commercially, then rebuild around a clearer offer and conversion path.
Swapping colours and fonts while keeping the same confused structure rarely fixes enquiry quality. A useful redesign diagnoses what is failing commercially, then rebuilds around a clearer offer and conversion path.
ClixFeed helps established service businesses replace sites that underperform — outdated mobile experience, diluted messaging, weak proof, or content that no longer matches how you sell. We plan migration carefully so useful URLs, search visibility, and existing content are preserved where they still earn their place.
We review the current site against your goals — messaging, mobile UX, proof, forms, and technical basics. You share analytics or enquiry patterns if available.
New sitemap, page priorities, content plan, and migration approach. No rebuild for rebuild's sake.
Distinctive design and development on staging. Redirects and metadata prepared before cutover.
Launch checklist, redirect verification, and monitoring through the first weeks of live traffic.
Concept case studies document strategic decisions and trade-offs — useful references for redesign conversations, clearly labelled as portfolio demonstrations.
Not if migration is planned properly. We map important URLs, set redirects, preserve useful content, and avoid unnecessary domain or structure changes. No agency can guarantee rankings, but careless launches are avoidable.
Sometimes. The right approach depends on your platform, content volume, and who will update the site after launch. We recommend the stack at scope stage — honesty over forcing a favourite tool.
You do not need finished copy on day one, but you do need decisions: what services stay, what proof exists, and what the primary conversion path should be. We can help structure and refine content within scope.
Yes, when the diagnosis supports it — for example, a new homepage and key service pages while retaining stable interior content. Partial work still needs a coherent strategy.
Qualified visitors arrive but leave confused; mobile experience is embarrassing; the offer has changed; or your team avoids sending people to the site. Our redesign checklist helps score these gaps objectively.
