Website relaunch: modernise your existing site

Good foundations.A fresh look.

Not every website needs replacing. The problem often sits in loading time, structure or the mobile layout, not in the content. I look at what you have and tell you what is worth keeping.

The first conversation is free and without obligation.

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Preserve what works

Improve with purpose

Verify the result

Your starting point

Does any of this sound familiar?

A good fit if …

the site does not work on phones

Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. If things shift or become unreadable there, that is exactly where you lose them.

loading takes too long

Slow pages lose visitors before the first line is read, and Google factors loading time into its ranking.

the design looks dated

The content is fine, but the design visibly belongs to another era and no longer matches what you offer today.

01What I look at

Keep the good. Improve the rest.

First understand the friction. Then focus on the changes that matter to your visitors.

Clear navigation

Navigation: do visitors find what they came for?

  • Speed

    Loading time and the metrics Google actually measures

  • Mobile layout

    Rendering on real devices, not just a narrowed browser window

  • Technical SEO

    Technical SEO: titles, meta data, heading structure, structured data, sitemap

  • Search engine access

    Whether search engines and link previews can see the content at all

  • Accessibility

    Accessibility basics: contrast, keyboard operation, alternative text

  • Sound technology

    Whether the existing technical base is sound or becoming a liability

Work example

Quality, madevisible.

Corporate Website

Property Website

Find properties, explore the details and enquire directly.

My contribution to this project

The entire design, the complete technical implementation and the release, including hosting.

The first impression
Property website homepage with search
Property search at tablet width
Search on a tablet

Search without friction.

Filters, property cards and sorting organise a broad offering in a calm, understandable interface.

From desktop to smartphone.

Composition and search logic were reorganised for smaller views rather than simply stacked.

02Working together

Understand first. Improve with purpose.

Every change starts with an assessment. Together we decide what your website actually needs.

Discuss a project
From step to stepIllustration
01

First conversation

  1. First conversation

    Free and without obligation, about 30 minutes. You send me the address, I tell you what stands out and whether a rebuild is worth it at all.

  2. Assessment

    The first paid step. I go through your website systematically and write down what I find, sorted by impact, not by how much work it would be for me.

  3. Decision

    Together we work out what can be repaired and where a rebuild is the honest answer. Sometimes it is less than you feared.

  4. Work in stages

    The most effective items first, so the improvement shows early rather than at the end of a long project.

  5. Measure again

    After the work, results are measured rather than assumed. You see in plain numbers what changed.

03Good to know

Good questions.Clear answers.

Something else on your mind? Your project does not have to fit a common question. Let us talk about it.

Ask me directly

Do I need a completely new website?

Often not. If the content and structure hold up, loading time, layout and technology can be improved without starting over. That is decided after the assessment, and I will tell you so even when the honest answer means the smaller job for me.

Will a relaunch cost me my Google rankings?

That is the real risk in a relaunch, and it almost always comes from changed addresses without redirects. Existing URLs are therefore kept or properly redirected, and the pages that already rank are recorded beforehand rather than missed afterwards.

Can you work with my existing system?

That depends on what your site is built on. Send me the address, I will look and come back with a clear answer, including if that answer is that someone else fits better.

What happens if something does not work?

You write or call me directly. No ticket system, no queue. Before the first change I back up the existing state, so there is always a way back. Faults caused by my work are fixed under the statutory warranty. Security-critical parts such as login and data storage deliberately run on established providers rather than self-built solutions, because with customer data experience matters more than building it yourself.

What does modernisation cost?

The main question is which content and technical components can be retained and which need rebuilding. Data migration, integrations and new features also affect the scope. After the assessment, you receive a fixed price for the clearly defined work. Part of it is due when you place the order, the rest after handover.

Does the first conversation cost anything?

The conversation does not. About 30 minutes, free and without obligation. In it I tell you what stands out to me about your website at first glance and which direction makes sense. The detailed assessment, which produces a reliable plan and a fixed price, is the first paid step of the project.

04Contact

Let us talk about your website.

Send me the address and a short note on what bothers you. The first conversation is free and without obligation, and afterwards you know where you stand.

What happens next

I will get back to you personally to arrange a free, no-obligation first conversation.

Email directlykontakt@nikokorez.com

An initial idea is enough.

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