Website redesign
Your website should be doing more than this.
If the site is dated, hard to use on a phone, or no longer looks like the company you've become, that's a business problem rather than a taste problem. Our client sites are below. Open a few.
Working on the web since 1999Founder-ledClients worldwide
Tell us about the site
Every field is required unless it says optional.
The reasons people rebuild.
Almost nobody redesigns because they woke up wanting a new website. There's usually a specific thing that has stopped working.
It doesn't look like the company any more
The business grew, changed what it sells, or moved upmarket, and the site is still describing the old one.
Nobody can find anything
The structure grew page by page and now the thing people came for is three clicks in, if it's there at all.
It's painful on a phone
Most of your visitors are on one. If the menu fights them and the text needs pinching, they leave.
Visitors come and nothing happens
Traffic is fine and inquiries aren't. That's a structure and writing problem far more often than a design problem.
Nobody can edit it
Every change is a ticket to somebody else, so the site slowly goes out of date because updating it is a chore.
It's slow, and it's old
Years of plugins, page builders and abandoned experiments, layered on top of each other.
What a redesign covers here.
The visual design is the part people talk about and the smallest part of the job. What decides whether the new site works is the four things underneath it.
Real client sites. Open them in a new tab.
S & E MarineMobile marine repair · Custom PHP
Mindward CollectiveBehavioral health marketing · WordPress
Glades SoulRetail and conservation · WordPress and WooCommerceEvery one of these is a live client website. Open them and judge the work yourself.
Why Oogle.
Oogle has been working on the web since 1999, through every way of building a website that has come and gone since.
Christopher Neuman started the company and still runs it. The people who scope your work are the people who do it.
Design, development, hosting and infrastructure in one place, so a problem that crosses two of them doesn't become two vendors pointing at each other.
Most of our clients have been with us for years. We aren't looking for a project to hand over and leave.
We work with clients worldwide.
How a rebuild runs.
- 01
Tell us about the site
The address, what it needs to do, and what isn't working now.
- 02
We take a look
We go through the current site, what it gets and what it does with it.
- 03
We tell you what it needs
A scope and a fixed price, with the reasoning attached.
- 04
We build it
In stages you can see, on a staging site you can use, with nothing going live until you say so.
Fair questions.
How long does it take?
A focused business site is usually weeks rather than months. Stores and anything custom take longer. The schedule usually depends on how fast content and decisions come back to us.
Can you keep our brand?
Yes. Plenty of our work is a new site inside an existing identity.
Do we have to move hosting?
No. We'll host it if you want us to, and we're happy to build on yours if you don't.
What happens to our search rankings?
Redirects, structure and content are planned before launch rather than after. That's the part rebuilds usually get wrong.
Can we edit it ourselves afterward?
Yes, and we build for it. We hand over something your team can run, and we show them how.
Send us the address.
We'll look at what you have and tell you what we would change, before anybody talks about a budget.
Rather talk it through? Call 833-336-6453.