Restaurant brand website
Dosawala
Brand website, interface design and web development. Food imagery, menu and location sections give customers concrete information to explore.
Explore the Dosawala projectWebsite redesign services
Website redesign.
Care and search, handled.
A better website should bring less work to your team, too. Ekyon can redesign the site, look after it and improve its search presence, with one team responsible for the agreed work.
Start with your current website and what you want it to do better.
Choose the right starting point
What needs to work better?
Whether you need a rebuild or someone to take over the current site, start with the problem you want off your plate.
Your offer has changed
The website no longer explains your services, customers or best work. Start with the offer and page plan.
Visitors struggle to decide
Key information is scattered, proof is hard to find or the enquiry step is unclear. Start with the customer journey.
Nobody owns the ongoing work
Updates, content requests and search work sit with different people or get postponed. Start with a platform review and a clear responsibility plan.
You can start with a redesign plus ongoing management, or ask us to take over a suitable existing website. We confirm platform support and initial repairs before agreeing the plan. For a site worth keeping, see our website maintenance and support service.
Relevant website work
See the decisions in the work.
Two examples of our website and landing-page work. Explore their design and delivery scope when considering your own project.
Landing page and brand identity
Bomoz
A landing page and brand system for a Web3 investment business, with clear positioning, visual hierarchy and a responsive marketing layout.
Explore the Bomoz projectThese projects show delivered website and design scope. They are not measured redesign, search-traffic or conversion results.
What the work can include
Build, care and search belong in the same plan.
Choose the work your website needs now and the priorities after launch. The proposal connects the customer journey with the operational and search work, so you know who is doing what.
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Redesign around the buyer
Clear service pages, useful proof, mobile layouts and an enquiry path. We plan the content, design, build and any URL migration around the decisions your customers need to make.
02
Keep the website working
Platform updates, backups and recovery checks, key form checks and agreed content changes. We review your platform first, then define the maintenance coverage and response expectations.
03
Improve search discovery
Research related customer searches, prioritise useful pages, improve titles and internal links, and address technical obstacles. Ongoing SEO has an agreed work plan and capacity, separate from routine maintenance.
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Make answers easy to understand
Clear service information, direct answers, accurate business details and structured data that matches the page. Check search access and available AI visibility reports as part of the search work.
Hand over the day-to-day work
One contact. A visible plan. Clear ownership.
You should not have to coordinate a designer, developer and SEO provider for every change. We handle the agreed execution and bring decisions to you when your input matters.
Set up responsibility
Record accounts, access, renewals and approval contacts. Agree which tasks we own, what is covered and how urgent issues are handled.
Keep requests moving
Use one contact and a shared work list. Agree change capacity, response expectations and how larger requests are quoted before work starts.
Review useful progress
Set a reporting cadence, normally monthly, covering completed work, next priorities, search impressions, clicks and tracked enquiries where measurement is available.
Your team confirms business facts and approves significant changes. The plan names hosting, subscriptions and other external costs, with account ownership agreed upfront.
Website redesign cost
Price the work your website actually needs.
A redesign quote depends on the pages, content work, features and launch requirements. A focused business website and a store with a catalogue, checkout and integrations need different scopes.
We review your current site and agree the deliverables before quoting. Separate the one-time build or takeover work from monthly maintenance and search work, then identify hosting and paid tools. That gives you a budget for running the site, not just launching it.
Want to prepare a scope first? Use the free website redesign cost calculator to compare one-time work and selected ongoing care, then bring the project brief into an enquiry.
Compare monthly maintenance coverage and costs
What changes the quote?
- How much content needs to be organised or rewritten.
- The pages, designs and features being built.
- Forms, booking, commerce and other integrations.
- Platform changes, content migration and launch work.
Process and timing
Plan the schedule around real dependencies.
- Review and scope
Agree the goal, pages, platform, responsibilities and what a completed project includes.
- Content, design and build
Review the structure and content, then the design and working pages at agreed checkpoints.
- Check, launch and keep improving
Test the key journeys, manage agreed URL changes and begin the ongoing task plan. Confirm access and handover responsibilities.
The delivery schedule depends on scope, access, content readiness and review availability. It is agreed in the proposal.
Existing search visibility
Plan the move, as well as the new pages.
Keep existing URLs where they still serve the right purpose. If pages move, map them to relevant replacements, plan permanent redirects and update internal links, canonical URLs and the sitemap.
Check important content and enquiry paths before launch, then monitor indexing and traffic after the change. Search visibility can fluctuate during a move. A new design cannot guarantee rankings or enquiries.
Use the buyer’s redesign SEO checklist to agree what should be protected before launch.
Google’s guidance on changing website URLsSEO and AI search readiness
Help people and search systems find the right answers.
Start with the questions your customers ask: what you do, who it is for, what it costs and how to get started. Build useful related pages, clear titles and links around those needs.
AI search readiness uses the same foundations: accessible content, accurate business information and structured data that matches what readers see. Google does not require special AI markup. Extra platform checks are scoped where useful.
Track impressions and clicks alongside enquiries. Available Bing citation reports can add context, but a citation is not a visit or a lead.
Google’s guidance on AI search featuresBefore you decide
Questions worth answering early.
Can one team handle redesign, maintenance and SEO?
Yes. We can scope the redesign and ongoing website work together, with one point of contact and an agreed task plan. The proposal names the included pages, maintenance coverage, content and SEO capacity, reporting, response expectations and external charges. Larger features or extra work are agreed before proceeding.
Do we need a redesign to start?
No. We review the current website, platform and customer journey first. If the structure still works, a takeover with focused content, form or search improvements may be the right starting point. Platform support and any initial repair work are confirmed before ongoing care begins.
What is the difference between website maintenance and SEO?
Maintenance looks after the website's operation, such as updates, backups and form checks. SEO works on discovery and relevance through research, useful content, titles, internal links and technical improvements. We identify both in the plan so you can see the work being done.
Does AI search readiness guarantee recommendations?
No. We make important information accessible, clear and accurate, check indexing requirements and keep structured data consistent with visible content. These are useful foundations for conventional and AI search. Rankings, citations and recommendations are controlled by the search platforms and cannot be guaranteed.
What will our team still need to do?
Provide account access through an agreed process, confirm business facts and approve significant content or scope changes. We handle the agreed day-to-day execution and keep the work plan visible. Account ownership, renewal responsibilities and approval contacts are recorded at onboarding.
How do the build and ongoing costs work?
The proposal separates one-time review, repair or redesign work from recurring maintenance and search work. It also identifies hosting, domains, paid tools and other external charges. We review the current website and priorities before quoting; there is no universal package price on this page.
Your next step
Show us your website.
Tell us what you want handled.
You do not need a technical brief. Bring your current website, the customer action you want and the work you want off your plate. We will discuss whether a redesign or takeover fits, what ongoing support should cover and what would shape the quote.