NULLEX WEB · English · Ireland
Website redesign with a planned handover and URL review
Improve an existing Irish-market business website by reviewing the content, navigation and mobile experience before rebuilding.
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An Ireland-focused brief, not a claimed local office
A redesign can remove useful information or break old links if it is treated as a new visual skin. We review key URLs, contact paths and available Search Console data. If pages move, a redirect map and post-change checks are part of the agreed migration plan.
What the project includes
- A review of an agreed 5–8 page site and its enquiry paths.
- Revised navigation and important page layouts.
- A URL retention or redirect plan for the reviewed pages.
- Checks of links, content and agreed functionality.
Scope and additional costs
Large CMS migrations, account recovery, undocumented systems and historical SEO repairs require separate investigation. We work on a reviewable copy before an agreed changeover; rankings are not guaranteed.
How the work is organised
Brief: business goal, audience and source material.
Written proposal: scope, timing and costs in EUR.
Structure and design reviewed before the build.
Development, device testing and agreed revisions.
Agreed handover of access and follow-up support.
Questions before you start
Usually yes, subject to access and ownership. Changing the domain is a separate migration decision, not a default redesign requirement.
The site address, source or staging access and the known issues. Analytics and Search Console help where available; permissions should be limited to the agreed task.