Questions, answered.
Everything clients usually ask before a website revamp: platforms, timelines, SEO, pricing and what happens after launch. Cannot find your answer? Ask me through the audit form.
Do I need to rebuild my whole website?
No. The audit shows which pages lose the most leads or sales. Many clients start with the homepage and key landing or product pages, then decide on the rest once those are performing.
Which platforms do you work with?
Shopify and Shopify Plus for e-commerce, WordPress for content and service businesses, and custom builds when a project needs something bespoke. If you are unsure, the audit includes a recommendation.
How long does a revamp take?
It depends on page count and how much custom work the design needs. You get a fixed timeline in the plan before work starts, and your current site stays live until launch.
Will a redesign hurt my SEO?
Not when it is done carefully. URLs, redirects, metadata and structured data are mapped and checked before launch, and faster pages usually help rankings.
Do you work outside e-commerce?
Yes. Coaches, consultants, B2B firms, schools and service businesses. The goal is the same: more of the right visitors taking the next step.
What does the free audit include?
A recorded walkthrough of your site with the ten changes I would make first, ranked by likely impact. You can keep it and implement it yourself.
How much does a website revamp cost?
It depends on the number of pages, custom features and integrations. After the audit you get a fixed price in a written plan, before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
Can I edit the website myself after launch?
Yes. Every section is built so you or your team can change text, images and offers without a developer, and you get a short recorded handover.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. You can keep me on a monthly plan for testing, new pages and fixes, or come back whenever you need help. Your site is never locked to me.
Where are your clients based?
Mostly in the United States, Europe and Australia. Work happens remotely, with recorded updates so time zones never slow a project down.