Review of the current site
We review structure, content, navigation and the problems you have identified.
Website redesign
Dated design, hard-to-find information or an awkward mobile experience: we revisit your site with fresh eyes and clear objectives.
For businesses with an existing site that want to present their offer better, clarify their message or improve contact journeys.
Let’s talk about your needsThe work in practice
We review structure, content, navigation and the problems you have identified.
We redesign pages and journeys around your current business and customer expectations.
We identify the text and visuals to keep and clarify what needs updating or adding.
We plan the website transition, preserve useful addresses and carry out checks before launch.
Preparing your redesign
For an independent professional, a tradesperson or an SME in French-speaking Switzerland, precise text, a well-known URL or a recognisable identity can remain useful, even if the website’s presentation has aged.
Keep the information that is still accurate: the services you offer, contact details, practical explanations and answers to frequently asked questions. Photos can be reused if they still represent your business and you hold the necessary rights. Your logo and visual cues should not disappear just to create an impression of novelty.
Start by removing concrete obstacles: services that are hard to find, outdated text, confusing navigation or contact options that are barely visible on a phone. A redesign should help visitors understand your offer and know how to reach you, not just change the colours; it does not, however, guarantee more traffic. For example, if your emergency repair page explains the service well but its opening hours are out of date and the contact button gets lost on mobile, keep the explanation and the page’s URL, update the hours and rework the layout.
The Redesign offer starts at CHF 1,990 for up to five pages. It includes an initial review of the existing site, a new visual and mobile direction, migration of selected content, a plan for useful URLs and redirects, and two rounds of design feedback. This amount is a starting budget: the quote confirms the total and the scope. Hosting, the domain name and third-party subscriptions are priced separately.
The timeline depends in particular on the pages kept, the content available, the features and the approvals. It is better to agree a schedule once your website has been reviewed than to rely on a standard deadline set without knowing it.
Unsure whether to rework your current site or start again with a new structure? See also our website creation service.
Describe your redesign projectYour questions, our guidance
A redesign starts with a review: what already helps your customers, what gets in their way and what is missing from your business presentation.
If your services are clearly presented and the website works on mobile, targeted updates may be enough. A redesign makes sense when the navigation, content and design no longer reflect your business. An initial review helps define the work needed.
Compare with ongoing content updatesBefore changing URLs, existing pages and the links pointing to them should be listed. Useful pages are kept or mapped to a relevant destination. Redirect planning and checks after launch are part of the scope to agree on; a redesign does not guarantee unchanged rankings.
Plan SEO for your redesignYour website address, the pages to keep, the changes you want and the languages needed are enough for an initial discussion. Also specify any features to retain: forms, bookings or connected tools. The quote separates reused content from new text, images and features.
Understand the budget and separate costsA good start
You don’t need a perfect brief. These details help us understand your project.
A redesign can affect visibility. Content, URLs and redirects to preserve are reviewed during scoping.
A new version that keeps what is useful and fixes what slows your visitors down.
Also explore: SEO & GEO visibility