Websites
What to prepare before redesigning your business website
A practical checklist for goals, content, analytics, URLs, and decisions to make before a website redesign, so the project starts with fewer surprises.
· 9 min read
Design & Commerce
We help businesses clarify their positioning and express it through a consistent visual identity. The output is a usable system, not just a logo: messaging, typography, color, imagery direction, and templates your team can apply.
Sound familiar?
Is this you?
Dated or inconsistent visuals make an experienced business appear less established than its competitors.
Sales, the website, and proposals each use different words, so prospects get a fuzzy picture.
Without guidelines and templates, designers and staff improvise, and consistency erodes.
Logos that fail at small sizes, unreadable color combinations, and fonts without web licenses cause problems online.
What's included
The exact scope is agreed in writing before any work starts.
A positioning statement, value proposition, key messages by audience, and voice guidelines.
Industries
We build Shopify stores and product pages that make buying easy, then bring in shoppers with search, ads, and email. Everything is tracked, so you know what sells.
What we build for you
How it works
You always know what’s happening and what’s next.
Workshops and interviews to understand your business, customers, competitors, and ambitions.
We define and agree on the strategic foundation before any visual work.
We present distinct directions with rationale, then refine the chosen route.
We extend the identity into a full system and test it on real applications.
We deliver guidelines and assets and help plan how the brand is introduced.
Real work
We use proven platforms, frameworks, and tools, picked around your goals, your team, and your budget rather than what’s trendy.
Ways to work with us
Not sure which fits? Tell us the goal and we’ll recommend one.
Working together
You bring
After launch
You receive organised files, guidelines, and templates. We can help roll the brand out across your website, signage, and marketing, and review early applications by your team or other suppliers.
What shapes the priceYour quote
No fixed price list. We explain how each of these affects your quote.
FAQs
Still have a question?
Tell us what has changed in your business and where your current identity falls short.
Ask us directlyWe design complete identity systems. A logo alone rarely solves inconsistency; guidelines, typography, and templates do most of the practical work.
Yes. Many businesses benefit from an evolution that keeps recognizable elements while fixing problems.
Yes, if scoped from the start. Bilingual identities need typography and layouts designed for both scripts and reading directions.
No. We can avoid obvious conflicts during design, but trademark searches and registration should be handled by a qualified attorney.
Vector and raster logo files, color and type specifications, guidelines, and the templates included in scope, organized for your team.
It depends on the scope, so we don't use a fixed price list. After a short call we send a written quote that shows exactly what's included. If you have a set budget, tell us and we'll show you what fits.
It depends on the size of the work and how quickly content and feedback are ready. We agree a schedule with milestones before we start and tell you early if anything changes.
Yes. Accounts, code, designs, and content stay in your name, and we hand over simple guides so your team can manage them.
Yes. We can take on one part of the work, share our files and notes, and agree who decides what so handoffs stay clear.
Yes. We fix anything that comes up early on, and you can choose ongoing support for updates and improvements. It's optional and agreed separately.
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