Website redesign services for small businesses across the UK, by Proxima, an independent studio in East London. If your site looks dated, is hard to change or has gone quiet on enquiries, Neda Yavari redesigns and rebuilds it herself. The pages that already bring in visitors are kept, every old address is redirected to its new page, and you get a fixed quote before any work starts.
We look at your current site before the first call. Then the new one is planned around the work you want more of and the questions clients ask before they get in touch. The design is made for your business rather than adapted from a theme, and it's built so you can change it yourself.
Common reasons owners ask for a redesign
What your current site has earned comes across to the new one.
Not every site needs starting again. We look at yours before the call and tell you which it needs, even when the answer is the smaller job.
When better pages may be enough
The site works, it just says too little
If that sounds like your site, we'll say so on the call.
When starting again makes sense
The site is holding the business back
Quoted on enquiry, with a fixed price in writing.
Get a QuoteEvery redesign covers the new site and the move from the old one. Anything else goes into your proposal only if your site needs it.
A new design for your business, with the phone and tablet layouts planned alongside the desktop one.
Your own design, on a site you can edit
Your current site is where the redesign starts. Anything that brings in visitors comes with you.
Everything worth keeping comes across
After the first call you get a proposal written for your site. Extra work such as copywriting or a blog goes into it only where it will help your business.
Extra work, where your site needs it
Over the years your current site has built up things you can't see on the page, such as the addresses Google already shows, links from other sites and bookmarks people have saved. A redesign that ignores them can lose rankings that took years to build. So before anything changes, we list what the site already earns and plan the move around it.
Rankings can still move a little while Google gets to know the new site. We check them once it's live, and we won't promise first page positions, because nobody can guarantee them.
| What your site has | What we do with it | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Pages that rank on Google | Kept, at the same address where possible | Google keeps showing them |
| Old page addresses | Each one redirected to its new page | Old links and bookmarks still work |
| Links from other websites | Pointed at the right new pages | They keep counting in your favour |
| Content that still works | Brought across and tidied up | Nothing useful is lost in the move |
| Page titles and descriptions | Written for the searches you want | They're what people read in Google |
| Your domain name | Stays exactly as it is | Clients find you where they always have |
| Your rankings | Checked once the new site is live | Anything that slips is caught early |
A call by video with Neda. It's free, and you're under no obligation to go ahead.
Proxima is run by one person, Neda Yavari. The person you speak to on the first call is the person who redesigns your site, and the one who answers your emails after launch.
Neda YavariFounder and Creative Director, ProximaYou brief me, I design, write and build the site, and I'm the one who answers your emails after launch.
Solicitors
Accountants
Dentists
Private GPsOther sectors we work with
We also redesign websites for financial advisers, surveyors, architects, therapists and trades businesses.
Law firms
Accountancy practices
Dental practices
Private clinicsWritten by Neda for owners deciding what to do about a website that isn't working, including what a new one costs in the UK.
All marketing adviceAnswers to the questions owners ask before a redesign. If yours is not here, send it with your quote request.
Send it with your quote requestEvery redesign is quoted on enquiry, because the price depends on the site: how many pages it needs, how much content comes across or needs rewriting, how many old addresses need redirecting, and which features you want. After a free discovery call you get a written proposal with the scope, the timeline, what you own at the end and a fixed price. Nothing is added quietly afterwards.
It depends on the size of the site and what your proposal includes. You get a firm timeline in the proposal before anything starts, and your current site stays online the whole time.
It shouldn't, if the move is planned. Before anything changes we list the pages that rank, the links pointing to them and the enquiries they bring in. Those pages keep their addresses or are redirected one by one, and we check rankings once the new site is live. Rankings can move a little while Google gets to know the new site, and we won't promise first page positions, because nobody can guarantee them.
The usual signs are a site that looks older than the business, one you can't change without a developer, pages that are awkward on a phone, or visitors who arrive and don't get in touch. If the design still works and the problem is thin pages or weak SEO, a redesign may not be the answer, and we'll tell you that on the call.
Yes. A redesign starts with your current site: the pages, content and addresses worth keeping come across to the new one. The design and the build are new.
Yes. Anything that still does its job is brought across, and pages that need it are tidied up. If your proposal includes copywriting, the page copy is also rewritten for your clients and for the searches they make. You check every page before it goes live.
No. The new site is built and reviewed alongside the old one, which stays online until you've approved the new site and it's ready to launch.
Your domain name stays the same and stays yours. At launch only the settings that point it at the website change, and we check where your email is set up beforehand so it carries on working.
Yes. It doesn't matter what your current site is built on. The pages, content and addresses worth keeping come across, the old addresses are redirected, and the new site is built on a visual editor that is easy for you to use.
Yes. We build on a visual editor, so changing text, fees, opening times or the team page doesn't need a developer. You get a walkthrough of the new site at launch, and if you'd rather not make changes yourself, we can make them for you.
Yes. The website, the domain and the content belong to you, and you can take full ownership whenever you choose, with no requirement to keep working with us. Any help after launch is optional.
No. We can work with your current logo, colours and fonts. If you'd like a new look as well, brand design can be part of your proposal.
Neda Yavari, the founder of Proxima. She designs, writes and builds every redesign herself, so the person on your first call is the person doing the work and answering your emails after launch.
Through your own client portal. It shows every stage of the project, lets you comment on the designs at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, and records your approval of each stage. Your files live there too, and you get an email when something needs you. You can still call or email Neda whenever you like.
You get a walkthrough of the new site and a period of support after launch. After that, help with updates, security, performance checks and SEO is available if you want it. None of it is required.
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