Leeds · LS1–LS28
Website redesign in Leeds
A Leeds rebuild quote from an agency will typically run to several thousand. Sometimes that is the right call — a large site, complex integrations, a team that needs managing.
For a small business that needs a clear, fast, well-structured site that brings in enquiries, it very often is not. That is the gap this fills: the same standards, one person, a fixed price agreed before anything starts.
The Leeds picture
The thing I would check before commissioning any Leeds rebuild is what happens to your existing rankings. Ask directly, and expect the words "redirect" or "301" in the answer.
Signs you need this
- The platform or theme is no longer maintained or updated
- It cannot sensibly be made to work on phones
- You avoid updating it because the system fights you
- The business has changed and the site describes the old one
- The list of faults is long enough that fixing costs more than replacing
- It was built by someone you can no longer reach
What’s included
Designed and built from scratch
Not a template with your logo dropped in. Built around what your customers actually need to do.
Fast and accessible from day one
Green Core Web Vitals and WCAG AA as a starting condition, not an afterthought.
A proper redirect map
Every old address pointed at its new equivalent, so years of accumulated ranking survives the move. This is the step that gets skipped and it is the one that destroys sites.
Set up so you can edit it
You should not have to pay someone to change your opening hours.
30 days of aftercare
A month of free fixes after launch, when real use finds the things testing did not.
Questions from Leeds businesses
- How does your price compare to a Leeds agency?
- Considerably lower, and I am upfront about why: I am one recently qualified engineer building a portfolio, with no office and no account management layer. You get my full attention and a keen price; you do not get a team or a decade of case studies.
- Will I lose my Google rankings in a redesign?
- Not if the redirects are done properly, which is a required step rather than an optional one. Every old URL points at its new equivalent so the accumulated authority carries across. A rebuild without this is how sites lose years of progress overnight.
- How long does a website rebuild take?
- Typically two to three weeks of build time once the content is settled. Content is almost always the bottleneck — writing and photographs take longer than building.
Other work I do in Leeds
Website repair in Leeds
Something broken, diagnosed and fixed — usually within two working days.
Speed optimisation in Leeds
Core Web Vitals into the green, with before-and-after proof.
Local SEO in Leeds
Getting found by people nearby who are ready to buy.
Background reading
Redesign or repair? · Choosing a web designer · Navigation & structure
Leeds business? Send me the address.
I’ll go through the site properly and write back within 24 hours with what’s broken, what’s slow and what it would cost to put right. No call, no obligation, nothing to pay unless you decide to go ahead.