Review what you have
Look at your current pages, forms, and search visits before deciding what to keep or improve.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Improve Your Current Website
Update a site that looks dated, is hard to use, or no longer explains what your business offers.
Let’s talk about itTHE IDEA
We review your existing website, keep the useful parts, and make your services and contact options easier to find. We also take care when moving pages so existing links and search traffic have a place to go.
Redesigns fail when they begin with colors instead of evidence. Replacing a site without reviewing search traffic, page value, forms, analytics, and redirects can erase years of visibility while preserving the same customer confusion.
What this
can do.
A clear purpose for every part.
Make the next step clear
Help visitors find the right service, see your work, and contact you with fewer confusing steps.
Keep old links useful
Send visitors from old page addresses to the right new pages and check the important forms after launch.
IS THIS A GOOD FIT?
Made for
this kind of work.
- Established businesses with an outdated site
- Companies changing services, positioning, or markets
- Sites with weak mobile usability or inconsistent lead quality
PRACTICAL CAPABILITIES
- URL and content inventory
- Search-performance review
- Responsive redesign
- Copy restructuring
- Redirect map
- Post-launch monitoring
FROM FIRST STEP TO NEXT STEP
- Audit
- Prioritize
- Prototype
- Rebuild
- Redirect
- Measure
TIME & SCOPE
A plan before
a promise.
A focused redesign commonly takes 4–8 weeks. Larger migrations are phased according to the number of pages, systems, and approval groups involved.
We review your current pages and the work involved in moving them before confirming the price. Any work outside the monthly plan is explained separately.
Compare the plansTHE DETAILS WE AGREE ON
- Existing CMS constraints
- High-value landing pages
- Migration order
- Conversion tracking
Redesign engagements are available across Washington. Discovery and review can be completed remotely, with local planning support in the Yakima Valley and Tri-Cities.
QUESTIONS BEFORE WE START
Will a redesign hurt our Google rankings?
It can if URLs, content, internal links, or technical signals are removed carelessly. NDWS inventories important pages, creates redirects, and monitors Search Console after launch to reduce that risk.
Do we have to replace all our current tools?
No. The audit identifies what should remain, what can be connected, and what is creating unnecessary work.
Can we redesign in phases?
Yes. High-value service and conversion pages can launch first when the current platform and redirect plan support a safe phased release.
Connected ideas.
A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD START