But what if I already have a website...?
Why should I consider the need for it to be redesigned?

A website redesign project involves changing, enhancing, and/or expanding several components and eliments of your website – from changing navigation structure and graphic design to adding new content and functionality.

There are many good reasons to redesign an organization’s website every few years.

• As your organization grows, so does the amount of content you will need to provide online. The navigation structure and page organization of your current website may not be equipped to support the growth you need.
• Your website should be on a par with the “look and feel” of your print materials. Your visual presence on the web should accurately reflect your organization’s image and personality.
• Demand for online forms, customizable searches, and online transactions increases every year. Your website should include the online tools and interactive features your visitors expect.

Here are some questions to ask yourself honestly when deciding on a web site redesign:

• Is the website fresh and up to date?
• Is it user friendly?
• Does it use the latest technology?
• Is it search engine friendly?
• Does it create a professional image?
• And, most importantly, is it creating new customers, clients, funding, leads and/or sales?

If you answered "NO" to any of these questions, then a website redesign is strongly recommended. It could make a big difference to your business.

Just take a few minutes now to browse around and discover the sites that are looking old and obsolete.

Your website may also not be getting enough traffic, you may need to optimize your site for the various search engines such as Google and Yahoo etc... Contact us NOW and we can give you a free no obligation analysis.  

However, there are many other reasons to redesign your website. They may not seem very obvious right now but they are never the less the core of the site.

The following are some of the most common reasons why companies decide to give thier websites a major, or minor, overhaul or redesign. How many apply to your situation?

• Ownership of the company may have changed hands or maybe a major changes in management or recent merger or major acquisition
• Original content and/or navigation no longer serves the average visitor
• Your website is more than 3 years old and new technology available you want your site to have a sleek flashy look and feel 
• Your site looks home made or slightly dated

Still undecided? Why not look at your current website yourself right now a handfull of your competitor websites and ask yourself the following questions. Also,  consider the thoughts of YOUR customers and clients.

• Compare the look and feel of your site to your rivals (e.g. Colour scheme, The layout and menu system etc..)
• Page loading times? (Do you have large images that that make your site slow for your visitors?) 
• Do all your web pages show consistancy? (i.e. your font styles don't match, or some pages look different compared to your others?)
• Also look at the quality of your graphics? (Do they have jagged edges, or appier squashed and out of shape?)
• Are your competitor's websites more professional-looking than your own?
• Would you like to add new content to your site?
• Are there any broken links?
• How does your site appear in other web browsers? (i.e. Firefox, Operah aswell as Internet Explorer)
• Who updates your site? or do you lack the technical know how to be abl;e to updating it yourself?
• Does your site meet accessibility requirements?

If you answered "YES" to any of these questions, also compare these to the above questions you asked yourself earlier...Now ask yourself "Why do I need my  website redesigned?

First impressions count!

Internet users (Your visitors) "make up thier mands about the quality of a website at the blink of an eye" according to a recentley published BBC report.. Click here to view the story (This will open a new window)

Ask yourself this final question...
What effect does a badly made or slightly out dated website have on your business? How does this reflect on you or your company...?