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Website redesign for UK businesses

Website redesign.
Your next chapter.

A website redesign shaped around your current business, your customers and what needs to work better. From a focused refresh to a bespoke rebuild.

Discuss your website

Keep what works. Improve what gets in the way.

A redesign should begin with the problems your existing website needs to solve. Perhaps your services have changed, your pages are difficult to use on a phone, or visitors struggle to find the right contact details.

Revenue Digital helps UK businesses plan and build website redesigns from our Newcastle studio. We look at your current content and customer journey before agreeing whether you need a focused refresh or a new build.

When a redesign may be worthwhile.

  • Your website no longer reflects the services you actually provide.
  • Important information is buried in the navigation or spread across competing pages.
  • Text, forms or buttons are difficult to use on a phone.
  • The design no longer fits your brand or the quality of your work.
  • You cannot make the updates your business needs.

A new appearance alone will not solve an unclear offer. We discuss your message, page structure and enquiry options alongside the visual design.

A careful plan for your existing pages.

If a website already receives search traffic, its useful pages and links deserve care. Where access is available, a redesign can begin with a review of the existing page list, Search Console data and the enquiries you currently receive.

We agree which content to keep, which pages need improving and which addresses should remain the same. When a page address changes, a redirect plan helps visitors and search engines reach its relevant replacement. These arrangements belong in the project scope, not as an afterthought on launch day.

From review to launch.

  1. Review: share your current site, the problems you see and the outcomes you want.
  2. Plan: agree the page structure, content, features, price and responsibilities.
  3. Design and build: refine the direction with your feedback and build the agreed pages.
  4. Check: review mobile layouts, contact options, links and any redirects before launch.
  5. Handover: confirm how hosting, domain access and future changes will be managed.

The scale of the work depends on the starting point. A small content and layout refresh is a different project from replacing a website with complex integrations.

What affects the cost and timing?

The size of the existing site, the amount of content to rewrite, the platform and any third-party features all affect the work involved. We also need to allow time for your feedback and any material you are providing.

Send your website address and the main things you want to change. We’ll discuss the right starting point and agree a scope before work begins. You can use our website brief checklist to organise your priorities.

Starting a new business instead? Explore our small business website design service.