When the current site does not explain the offer. What the business does, what a visitor should do, and a layout that still makes sense on a phone.
Some businesses do not need a first website. They need the one they have to be clearer: what the business does, what a visitor should do, and a layout that still makes sense on a phone.
A redesign keeps a working address unless there is a reason to change it, then sets the site up so search can still find it. A first website is website development. Finished sites are on the work page.
When the current site does not explain the offer
The current site does not say what the business does, or what to do next.
The pages have to make sense on a phone, which is where most people open the link.
A working URL stays. Search is set up so the site can still be found after the change.
The published builds are mostly new sites. If you already have a domain, send it and say what the current site is not doing.
The domain, and what is failing.
What stays, what changes, and what the first screen has to say.
The same pages, checked on a phone.
So the site can still be found after the change.
The same address, when it already works. You own the site.
When the business already has a site, and that site does not explain the offer or what to do next. A first website is a different job.
Not unless there is a reason. A working URL stays, and the search setup is done so the site can still be found.
The domain, and what is failing. A start is usually 1 to 2 weeks out.
Yes. I'm based in Calicut and work with businesses across Kerala, and with clients in the GCC and the UK. Calls happen online.
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Based in Calicut. Send the business name and what the website needs to do.