Website design, Gutenberg and careful relaunches
A clear website for your customers and an editing workflow for your team. We connect design, content structure, implementation and the transition from your existing site.
Plan around what visitors need
We map audiences, questions and contact paths before choosing page layouts. The outcome is a page plan with clear responsibilities for copy, imagery, translations and approval.
Design that can be maintained
We work with responsive layouts, reusable components and native Gutenberg themes where WordPress is appropriate. Accessibility and performance are reviewed during delivery, rather than left to the final day.
- Mobile navigation, readable typography and consistent controls.
- Content templates your team can edit without rebuilding each page.
- Clear services, project evidence and useful contact paths.
- English and Swiss German structure, with additional languages scoped separately.
A relaunch includes the transition
We inventory existing URLs and content, agree redirects, review canonical and language links, and check the new site in staging. Search Console monitoring helps identify crawl and indexing problems after launch; rankings cannot be guaranteed.
A real example: Garage Allstars
Our recent Garage Allstars work migrated the website from Oxygen Builder to a native Gutenberg theme. The project page shows the website and delivery context. A separate SEO workstream can cover research, content and ongoing monitoring.
From release to ongoing care
We agree a release checklist, content sign-off, backup and rollback arrangements, and who handles future updates. Our managed-care offering keeps the operating responsibilities clear.
Frequently asked questions
Will existing URLs be preserved?
We review existing URLs before a relaunch and keep useful addresses where possible. Necessary changes receive an agreed redirect map and post-launch checks.
Do you rebuild every website with WordPress?
No. We choose the implementation around editing needs, integrations and ongoing operation. Native static sites and application platforms are also options.