Content audit
Identify content worth keeping, consolidating, rewriting or retiring before it is blindly migrated.
WEBSITE REDESIGN
Website Redesign
Strategic website redesigns that improve usability, performance, accessibility, content structure and long-term maintainability.
THE APPROACH
A redesign should remove friction, not just replace the colours and typography.
We look at what is worth keeping, what is confusing visitors, what is frustrating editors and what has accumulated only because the site has been around for years. Useful content, URLs and integrations are accounted for before the new design is built.
The finished site should be clearer, faster and easier to maintain — not merely newer-looking.
WHAT THIS INCLUDES
The work is shaped around the requirement, not a package checklist.
URL & search preservation
Map redirects and retain valuable URLs so the redesign does not casually erase established search visibility.
Better editing
Replace brittle legacy layouts with structured blocks and clearer administration.
Technical cleanup
Remove obsolete dependencies, address performance issues and simplify the architecture where practical.
HOW WE WORK
A direct process with the technical work close to the conversation.
01
Assess
Review the current site, analytics, content, integrations and known pain points.
02
Preserve what has value
Map useful content, URLs, data and functionality before anything is replaced.
03
Redesign
Build a cleaner visual and content system around current needs rather than the old site’s limitations.
04
Migrate carefully
Test redirects, forms, mobile layouts, accessibility and content before launch.
Village of Port Williams
A complete WordPress redevelopment for the Village of Port Williams, including content migration, municipal information, online mapping, improved search, Canadian hosting, training and ongoing support.
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Lunenburg Regional Fire & Emergency Services
A modern WordPress website providing a central online resource for regional fire departments, members and the public.
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St. John’s Anglican Church, Lunenburg
A modern WordPress website for an active parish, historic landmark and visitor destination in the heart of Lunenburg.
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Often part of the same project.
Website & WordPress
Website & WordPressDo you use pre-built WordPress themes?
The normal approach is a custom theme and structured Gutenberg editing experience built around the project. Established plugins are used where they genuinely fit the requirement; custom functionality is developed where they do not.
Website & WordPressDo you build accessible websites?
Accessibility is considered from structure and design through front-end development and testing. Where WCAG 2.2 AA is a project requirement, the site can be built and reviewed against that standard; ongoing conformance also depends on the content and documents added after launch.
General
GeneralHow do we get started?
Send a short description of what you are planning, what exists today and any important timing or functional requirements. We can then determine the most useful next step without turning the first conversation into a sales process.
START WITH THE REQUIREMENT