SMALL-BUSINESS WEBSITE REDESIGN
Your website should reflect where your business is now. Work directly with Andrew to refresh what feels dated, rethink what gets in the way, and make the next step clearer for your visitors.
Share your current website and what you want to change. I’ll review the fit for a refresh or rebuild, then confirm the scope and price before work begins.
Serving small businesses locally and across the United States.
What happens next? Andrew reviews your inquiry and follows up about your goals, content, and any questions. You’ll agree on the scope and quote before work begins.
START WITH THE VISITOR
We start with the people you want to reach and the action you want them to take. Then I review the existing pages, content, and setup against that goal.
Readable text, comfortable buttons, images that fit, and forms people can complete without wrestling with the page.
Clear menus and page links that help visitors find your services, see your work, and choose a next step.
Service descriptions, useful photos, and pricing or quote information that reflect what your business offers today.
Visible phone, email, and inquiry options, with a straightforward form and a clear confirmation after sending.
Want a starting point before we talk? Run a free website check and tell me which issues matter to you.
A QUOTE THAT FITS THE WORK
Redesign pricing depends on the existing platform, the pages and content you want to keep or change, and any features or integrations involved. A focused refresh and a full rebuild need different scopes.
New website builds start at $99 for up to five pages. Redesign work is quoted individually; the starting build price is not a fixed price for every redesign.
See website design pricing and optional careSEE THE DETAILS IN PRACTICE
Explore how I bring services, imagery, and ways to get in touch together. These are examples of my work, not a fixed package; custom features are scoped separately.
A barbershop website built by Hello Local Websites, with confident typography, a charcoal-and-gold palette, and stock photography. Visitors can explore a filterable service menu, browse barber profiles, and open a haircut gallery. The responsive layout keeps services, imagery, and navigation easy to use across screen sizes.
A modern dental website with oversized typography, a soft blue palette, a service explorer, and an appointment request form.
BEFORE WE CHANGE A THING
We can talk through what is worth keeping and what comes next.
It depends on what is getting in the way. If the structure still works, a refresh may address the content, images, navigation, or layout. A rebuild can make more sense when the current structure or platform makes the changes you need difficult. I’ll review your website and goals before recommending an approach.
Redesigns are quoted for the work involved, rather than a fixed price for every website. The number of pages, existing platform, content changes, and integrations affect the scope. New website builds start at $99 for up to five pages; that is a starting point for new builds, not a promise that every redesign will cost $99. You receive a written scope and total before work begins.
Tell me what should stay: your logo, colors, photography, useful content, or familiar features. We can work out what to retain and what needs changing as part of the scope, rather than starting over without a reason.
Existing page addresses and important content are part of the review. If a page needs to move, we plan the replacement and any redirects as part of the agreed work. A redesign is not a guarantee of a particular Google ranking.
Not automatically. I’ll review your current setup and discuss what the proposed changes need. If you want me to handle hosting afterward, the optional $50 monthly hosting and $149 monthly care plans are explained on the Services and Pricing page.
Your current website link, what no longer feels right, and what you want visitors to do are a useful starting point. Mention any booking tools, store, or other features you need to keep. We can clarify the rest together.
LET’S START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
You don’t need a finished brief. Your website link and a few thoughts are a good start.