The current site fails on a phone
Text overlaps, buttons sit under the fold, and the number you want people to call is a footer afterthought.
OH Studio
A redesign is not a new logo on the old problems. OH Studio rebuilds the pages customers use, keeps URLs that already earn visits when that is possible, and replaces the contact path if people cannot find it.
Text overlaps, buttons sit under the fold, and the number you want people to call is a footer afterthought.
The company changed. The homepage still describes the old service.
Changing every URL, or burying the offer, costs the visits those pages already receive.
The brief asks for the current URL. The quote includes what is reused and what is replaced.
When a page already has a clear job, its URL stays or it redirects. New commercial pages are added beside it, not instead of a silent delete.
Every important page ends in the project brief, a call, or a checkout. A prettier page with no next step is not the deliverable.
Published projects that match this service show up here. The full portfolio is on the work page.
Omar delivered an exceptional e-commerce platform. The attention to detail in both design and code quality was outstanding. Highly recommend!
Incredible work on our mobile app. Omar has a rare ability to understand business needs and translate them into beautiful, functional products.
The WordPress site Omar built increased our conversion rate by 40%. Fast delivery, clean code, and stunning design. A true professional.
We look at the live pages, the phone layout, and the path to contact.
Each important URL is marked keep, redirect, or new.
The new pages are reviewed on staging, including the ones that used to rank or convert.
Redirects and the forms are checked on the day of launch, not the week after.
Changing URLs without redirects can. The scope lists which addresses stay. OH Studio does not promise that traffic will rise.
No. A WordPress site can be redesigned in WordPress. A move to Laravel is a separate decision, made in the brief.
Yes. The homepage and the service pages are a reasonable first slice. Say which URLs must stay untouched.
The current URL, the pages that matter, and what a visitor should do next. The project brief asks for those.
Put that address in the project brief, plus the pages a visitor must still be able to find after launch.