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Service · Website redesign

A website redesign that gets your site actually booking work.

If your site has the right content but loses visitors, a full rebuild isn't the fix. I restructure the existing page around the decision your customer is making — new layout, new hierarchy, new calls to action — on top of your current brand.

From $1,000 · 1–2 weeks · fixed price, half up front

What's Included

Who This Is For

Small businesses and agencies with a site that already describes the business correctly but isn't converting — slow, outdated layout, buried contact path, or a structure that doesn't match how customers actually decide to buy. If you're on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, or a template from a past agency, I work on top of what you have; I don't require a platform migration unless the current one is actually the problem.

Related Work

Two revamps built on this same process:

Questions People Ask First

What does a website redesign cost?

Revamps start at $1,000 for a responsive rebuild of one existing page. You get a fixed number before I start, and it doesn't move unless you add scope — additional pages, integrations, or copywriting are quoted separately.

How long does a redesign take?

Typically 1–2 weeks. The biggest variable is how fast you can get me content and feedback.

Do I need a full rebuild, or just a redesign?

If your site already has the right content but loses visitors, a redesign is usually enough. Send it in for a free teardown and I'll tell you honestly which one you need — including if the fix is small enough that hiring me isn't worth it.

Who am I actually hiring?

Me — Adrian Woodbury, a software engineer in Charlotte, NC. You work with me directly for the whole project. No account manager, no handoff to a junior, no offshore team.

Start With a Free Teardown

Send your current site and what you wish it did. I'll reply with three prioritized fixes and a possible next step — whether or not you hire me.