30 Page Website Design London
Replacing a growing website involves deciding what should happen to its existing content, not simply giving thirty pages a new appearance. This package offers room for an established business site, and a useful brief can start with the pages, files and enquiry routes you already have.
Includes:
- Logo Design
- Company/Experience added
- Product/Service added
- PayPal Integration
- 1 Custom Feature
- Advanced Gallery
- Contact form added to site
- SSL security certificate
- .co.uk domain name
- 10 Professional email address e.g. yourname@yourbiz.co.uk
- Website Hosting
- Search Engine Optimisation (Getting Ranked on Google)
Take stock before replacing pages
Prepare an inventory of existing addresses and the purpose of each. Include important downloads and linked material as well as the pages shown in the main menu. Some destinations may still be useful even if their design looks dated.
Review what customers currently use. Identify accurate material worth retaining, information that needs revision and pages that no longer represent the business. Where several pages answer the same question, a combined replacement may be easier to understand.
This review is particularly useful when the website has grown through occasional additions. Choosing the new structure before checking the old material can overlook information that still matters.
Match the new allowance to the retained material
A thirty-page plan might allocate six pages to company and contact information, twelve to substantive services, six to project accounts and six to supporting guidance. Those figures illustrate a possible division, rather than a required structure or an entitlement to extra copywriting.
Count the material you actually want to retain and discuss how each type of destination is treated. Galleries, database-generated views and policy documents may not follow the same counting rules as individually prepared content pages.
If the review produces fewer than thirty useful pages, do not create filler to reach the package number. Conversely, transferring a much larger archive needs a specific agreement rather than an assumption that everything will be included.
Make changed addresses part of the brief
For any important address that will change, agree its appropriate new destination and how that transition will be handled. Include links from documents, advertising and customer communications in the discussion.
Check contact details and forms independently of visual approval. A successful replacement needs the intended enquiry route to work, with messages reaching the responsible person. Confirm who will approve the live site and what happens to the old one.
Content migration, address mapping, redirect work and post-launch monitoring should be expressly included where required. They are planning considerations, not automatic promises made by the page count.
Listed thirty-page package elements
The published offer covers professional logo design, company information and experience, product or service details, PayPal integration, multiple customised database features, a gallery and a contact form. Ten business email addresses, domain registration for .co.uk, SSL, hosting and SEO are also advertised.
Its accompanying description mentions mobile-responsive presentation, a CMS, social links, optional blog setup, training and continuing support. Agree the arrangements for existing accounts and content access before a replacement begins. Ask whether image preparation, rewriting and transferring database material require additional work.
For an existing domain or mailbox service, identify the responsible provider and discuss continuity. Decisions about those services need to be coordinated with the website change rather than left until launch day.
Brief a considered replacement
Send the current website address, the inventory you have prepared and the reasons for the change. Include any known gaps, outdated claims or broken enquiry routes that the project should resolve.
Request a thirty-page scope discussion or speak to us on 077 7036 4571. Ask for written clarification of migration responsibilities, payment conditions and support after launch.