Basic Makeover
One-time
- Website checkup
- Mobile-friendly fixes
- Broken link fixes
- Basic Google cleanup
- Image improvements
- Small design fixes
Website Makeovers
Not every website needs to be replaced. If the site is still worth saving, I can clean up the parts that look dated, feel confusing or create problems on mobile.
Who this is for
A makeover is useful when the basic website already works but needs a professional cleanup.
I focus on visible problems, mobile issues, navigation, basic search signals and the small details that make the site feel neglected.
Options & Pricing
If you are unsure which option fits, contact me before buying and I will point you in the right direction.
One-time
One-time
One-time
What the service covers
I tighten spacing, sections, buttons and page flow where the existing design feels messy or dated.
I look for layouts, text, images and controls that do not behave well on phones.
Menus and internal links should help people move through the site without guessing.
I check titles, descriptions, headings, image text, canonicals and other basic website signals.
Dead links, missing icons, bad contact paths and small errors can make a site feel less trustworthy.
This is hands-on improvement within the package scope, not just a report that leaves you with another to-do list.
How it works
You do not need to figure out the technical process yourself. I keep the project moving and tell you what I need as we go.
Choose the amount of cleanup that matches the site.
I review the current site and identify the most useful improvements.
I work through the layout, mobile, SEO and usability fixes included in the plan.
You can check the improvements and make sure the important issues were handled.
Questions
No. A makeover is for an existing website that is still worth improving. A full rebuild belongs under Web Design or Squarespace.
Yes. I would rather tell you the truth than charge you to polish a site that should really be rebuilt.
No. Cleanup can improve the website foundation, but search rankings are controlled by Google and depend on many factors.
Still not sure?
If the project does not fit a normal package, use the custom quote page or contact me directly.