Website redesign

Before After

• At the top is the therapist and a clear message about what they offer, instead of a generic desk photo.
• The "Book a session" button is visible right away, without scrolling.
• The menu fits on one line, and the logo no longer takes up a third of the screen.
• A warm palette and modern typography build the trust this kind of service needs.

See the new design live ↗ Full portfolio →

• It loads slowly

  If your site takes more than three seconds to load on a phone, many visitors give up before they see what you offer.

• It works poorly on phones

  Tiny text, buttons you can't hit with a finger and content that runs off the screen. Most visitors today come from their phones.

• It looks outdated

  Visitors decide within seconds whether a company is serious. An outdated website says the business is outdated too.

• It brings no inquiries

  People visit but don't call or write. Most often because the path to contact isn't clear or they don't trust what they see.

• You can't edit it yourself

  For every change of a price or photo you have to call someone. On a good website you change content yourself, in a few minutes.

• It's not on Google

  Without speed, a proper structure and basic SEO, Google skips you, so customers can't find you even when they search for exactly what you offer.

In depth (in Serbian): 7 signs your website needs a redesign →

• Custom design

  A look that fits your industry and audience, not a template that resembles a thousand other websites.

• Speed

  Optimized images, clean code and modern formats. The goal is a PageSpeed score of 90+ on mobile too.

• Every screen

  The site is built mobile first, then for tablets and large monitors, so it looks and works right everywhere.

• SEO preserved

  We keep URLs where possible and set up 301 redirects for the ones that change, so you don't lose your Google rankings.

• A clear path to contact

  Calls to action, a form, phone, WhatsApp and Viber in the right places, so visitors easily become clients.

• A website you edit yourself

  WordPress or Instatic CMS: you change text, prices and photos yourself, without calling a developer.

1. 01

   Analysis of your current site

   We measure speed, check SEO and mobile display, and note what works and what doesn't. That way we know what to keep.

2. 02

   Plan and structure

   We agree on what stays, what changes and what the new structure of pages and content will look like.

3. 03

   Design

   You see the proposed design before we build it. We adjust it until you are happy.

4. 04

   Build and testing

   The new site is built at a test address while the old one keeps running normally. Before launch we test it on phones and browsers.

5. 05

   Launch without downtime

   The switch takes minutes. We set up redirects and monitor the site in Google Search Console.