Website redesign
Keep the character. Clear the path to contact.
Share your current web address and what gets in the way. We review the content, mobile experience and functions before defining the redesign.
Price after a website reviewWe confirm scope, price and the transition plan before starting.
Website redesign · Strehe Jug
The same business. A new presentation.
Jug’s previous website alongside the redesign preview. The previous-site screenshot was saved on 14 September 2026 and remains available after the website on that domain is replaced.
- Retained
- The Jug name, recognisable logo and roofing services remain the foundation of the website.
- Improved
- A roof photograph in the introduction, clear service cards and a more structured content layout.
- Getting in touch
- A prominent enquiry button and a link to completed roofing work in the opening section.
It makes sense when
- an offer that has outgrown its current website
- awkward mobile use or hard-to-reach contact details
- an existing identity you want to retain and improve
Scope after review
We first inventory pages, content and integrations. The quote separates what we retain, transfer or rebuild, including access requirements and checks before launch.
What do we need to quote?
- The platform, hosting and who holds access; do not send passwords in the initial enquiry.
- The content, languages, forms and integrations that need to stay.
- Important existing addresses: preserving URLs or adding redirects is part of the transition plan.
Delivery timing
The timeline follows the inventory and risk review. It also allows time for validation and a controlled launch window.
You review the prepared website before launch. At handover, we arrange access and instructions for the agreed scope; ongoing care is optional.
Practical answers
Before we start
01Do you preserve existing URLs during a redesign?+
Useful existing addresses are retained. Where an address must change, we include it in the redirect plan and validate the transition before launch.
02What happens to existing content and redirects?+
We first inventory the content and decide what stays, improves or is removed. Old and new paths are then connected through a controlled transition plan.
03How is the scope of a redesign assessed?+
We review the number and role of pages, content condition, platform, integrations, access, data migration and launch risks. The final price and plan follow that review.
04Can the parts that still work be retained?+
Yes. A redesign does not automatically replace everything; it keeps useful content, journeys or technical parts where they remain suitable.