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A design scope can cover the project brief, page structure, wireframes, visual layouts, responsive screen designs and a reusable set of interface elements. The proposal should list the pages, deliverables, review rounds, file formats and handover arrangements included in your project.

Yes. We can review the current design, navigation, content and mobile experience, then agree what to retain, refresh or rethink. A redesign can be a focused update to selected pages or a broader visual and user-experience change. The scope depends on the problems you need to solve.

Responsive design is part of our existing website design offering. The design scope should identify the screen sizes and key journeys to review, including navigation, content readability and important actions.

The cost depends on the number of distinct page layouts, the amount of research and wireframing, visual complexity, responsive requirements and the agreed review process. Share your current website, priorities and available assets so the proposal can set out a clear scope and fee.

Timing depends on the number and complexity of layouts, the availability of content and brand assets, and how quickly feedback and decisions can be consolidated. Agree milestones and responsibilities at the start. A reliable schedule follows an agreed brief rather than a general promise.

Agree the review stages, included revision rounds, decision-makers and how feedback will be collected before the project starts. Changes to the approved scope should be identified separately so their effect on fees and timing is clear. The proposal should set those limits clearly.

Yes. The existing brand and content can be the starting point for the design. Share the assets you have permission to use and any brand guidelines. We can then discuss what should stay consistent and where new layouts, imagery or visual refinements are needed.

Changes to content, navigation and URLs can affect search visibility. Keep important pages and useful content in the redesign brief. If URLs change, include a redirect plan and launch checks in the wider project scope. No redesign can guarantee unchanged rankings, traffic or inclusion in AI answers.

The design review should consider readable typography, colour contrast, clear navigation, touch targets and clear form labels. Agree any formal accessibility target, research or usability testing separately. A visual design alone does not establish that the finished website meets a particular accessibility standard.

The proposal should specify the final files and assets you receive, their formats and the ownership or usage rights. Third-party fonts, photographs or other licensed assets may have separate terms. Confirm these details before commissioning the work.

This page focuses on website design and redesign. You can discuss a design-only scope and the handover information needed by the team creating the finished website. Hosting, implementation and ongoing support should be identified separately in the agreed proposal.

Share your existing URL if you have one, your audience and goals, the pages you expect, brand assets and examples of designs you like. Include any known usability problems, content constraints and target dates. You do not need to have every answer before the first conversation.