You are sitting staring at your website on your computer. There is something about it you don’t like. You reminisced about when you launched it, how excited you were, how much you loved the look and feel, and how you knew it would bring in business for you.

Whether that was a year ago or more, your feelings have changed.  You feel like it’s holding you back but why?

• Is the content not up to date?
• Have you rebranded, and now it’s outdated?
• Have you found your niche, and now that isn’t displayed on your site?

It could be a few things, but now that you’ve decided it needs to change, how big of a change is it?

Are we talking about deleting and starting over?
Are there any minor updates? Maybe you don’t know, and that’s ok. I’m here to break down those technical walls for you!

Below are guidelines to help you figure out what your next steps for your website changes are.

• Is your website responsive?
• Has your business rebranded and the website and content no longer fit your needs?
• Rebranded by updating logo and colors but not the mission/niche of the business
• Do you still like your theme but feel like a few pages/layouts aren’t working for your business?
• Content needs updating
• Need to remove some content
• Want to add a few new pages
• Or just want to update the images

Now you may be asking what is responsive? How do I know if my site is responsive? First off, responsive is when your site works across multiple device types. It looks good on your desktop computer, tablet, and phone! So how do you test to see if it is? View your site on your phone and see if the content is easy to read and if the images change the size to fit the device.

Suppose this all seems like too much. Do you need help with it? I offer free consultations to discuss your needs and help you find the right path for you.

(Updated February 2023)

Website Specialist