Website refreshes

For sites that work badly, look tired, or both.

When the current site looks a bit 2012 and loads like a haunted fax machine.

A refresh is often the sensible route when the business already has something online, but it is hard to use on phones, unclear to read, or quietly putting people off.

  • The site looks dated or hard to trust.
  • People still ring because they cannot find the basics.
  • It feels messy on mobile.
  • You have changed services and the site never caught up.
  • Cleaner structure and content order
  • Mobile-friendly layout fixes
  • Sharper wording and contact flow
  • Page additions where the scope allows it

Most refresh work sits in Standard or Growth, depending on how many pages need sorting and whether the structure needs a more obvious rethink.

Full ecommerce rebuilds, custom booking systems, and app-style features still sit outside the Cheap as Chips scope unless quoted separately.