Before and after: real homepages we’ve redesigned.

What we fixed

• No secure (https) version, so browsers labelled the site “Not secure”
• Template “lorem ipsum” placeholder text still live on the news page
• Website software from 2013 that no longer gets security updates
• Menu and service list broke on phones
• A 3.4 MB homepage on mobile

What the new homepage does

Every service and a 16-project portfolio, filterable by sector, on one fast, phone-friendly page.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• The footer “Contact us” link opened an error page on every page
• The social media link sent visitors to a sign-in screen
• On phones, the homepage said nothing about what the firm does
• Page titles written for search engines, not people
• An out-of-date copyright year

What the new homepage does

Both offices’ numbers one tap away on a phone, with every service and the whole team on one page.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• The phone number in the footer dialled a different number from the one shown
• The dealer sign-up button went to the wrong page
• “(insert hyperlink)” placeholder text left in the homepage copy
• A 3.3 MB homepage on mobile

What the new homepage does

The three-step process and a one-tap apply or call up front. About 0.14 MB on mobile, down from 3.3 MB.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• Two different phone numbers across the site
• Footer links pointed to the theme maker’s demo website
• Paragraphs repeated word for word on the services page
• A typo in the title shown in Google, and an old copyright year
• 16 leftover demo “staff” pages still listed for search engines

What the new homepage does

The quote button and phone number up front on every screen size, and the ten buying steps laid out clearly.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• The UK sales number was shown with a US +1 prefix
• The homepage headline was cut off on phones
• No phone number anywhere on the homepage
• “New for 2023” still on show
• 2 MB across 84 requests on mobile

What the new homepage does

Each machine range with its speeds and model numbers up front, and UK and US sales one tap away.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• One office’s email link started a message to a different office
• On phones, the menu ran across the logo
• The homepage led with last year’s anniversary badge and year-old news
• A professional body badge linked to the wrong organisation

What the new homepage does

Their best projects at the front, the full landscape and ecology services, and every office.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• Two offices’ numbers actually dialled a third office
• Two cookie banners loaded on top of each other
• The company name and main number disappeared on phones
• Typos in the homepage regulation statement
• Out-of-date wording about legislation that is now in force

What the new homepage does

Every office one tap away on a phone, and a clear walk-through from quote to final certificate.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.

What we fixed

• The logo showed as a broken image on phones
• A banner from years ago still sat at the top of the page
• An old phone number and address still in the data Google reads
• Typos on the professional indemnity page

What the new homepage does

The six covers they arrange and a one-tap call, right at the top of the page.

Built as a fast static site: no WordPress, no plugins to patch.