Website Redesign & Cleanup

Already have a website? Let's make it work again.

An old, slow, insecure, or confusing website costs you customers quietly, without ever telling you why. Frontier Publishing can take over an existing site, clean up what's wrong, and rebuild what needs rebuilding.

Signs it's time

You don't need a diagnosis. You already know something's off.

Most redesign projects start the same way: a site that was fine a few years ago now feels outdated, is hard to update, or nobody is quite sure who's responsible for it anymore. Frontier Publishing starts by figuring out what's actually there, then builds a plan around what to keep and what to replace.

Not sure if a redesign is really what you need? See the signs to watch for.

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Common reasons clients come to us

  • The site looks outdated on a modern phone or browser
  • Nobody knows the login, host, or how to make changes
  • Security warnings, broken plugins, or an unclear hosting setup
  • Slow pages or a confusing layout that loses visitors
  • The person who built it is no longer available
  • Content is outdated but no one is sure how to update it
How a takeover works

We figure out what's there before we touch anything.

Existing site takeovers depend on the current platform, hosting, files, domain, and access level. Frontier Publishing reviews what exists, confirms what can be reused, and gives a clear plan and quote before any changes are made.

  • Review of current platform, hosting, and access
  • Clear plan for what's kept, replaced, or rebuilt
  • Security cleanup where needed
  • Ongoing website care available once the site is stable
Starting points

Redesign scope depends on what's already there.

A straightforward refresh can fit the Essential or Business Website plans. Sites with more moving parts, custom features, or a messier starting point are scoped and quoted individually. Compare website plans, or just tell us what you're working with.

Ready for a second opinion?

Tell us what's wrong with your current site.

Share your current site's URL and what's frustrating about it, and we'll tell you what a redesign would actually involve.

Ask About Your Site