Corporate websites are usually built once and left untouched for years. Yet browsers, search engines and user habits change every year. If three or more of the signs below apply to your site, a redesign is no longer an aesthetic choice but a business decision.
1. It cannot be read on mobile without zooming
Most visitors come from a phone. If the text is small, the buttons are cramped side by side or tables overflow the screen, users leave within seconds.
2. Load time exceeds three seconds
Large images, old plugins and uncompressed files slow a site down. Speed directly affects both user experience and search ranking.
3. You call a developer for every update
If changing a phone number or a product photo needs outside support, the site has become a tool of technical dependency rather than of your team.
4. References and products are out of date
Projects from three years ago, products no longer sold, photos of staff who have left: outdated content suggests the company is outdated too.
5. Your brand does not show up in search
If the site is not on the first page even for searches of the company name, the technical SEO foundation (headings, page structure, speed, structured data) is most likely missing.
6. The contact form is broken or full of spam
When did you last test the form? A request that never arrives is a customer lost without anyone noticing.
7. The design does not match the corporate identity
When there is a new logo, new colours and new catalogues but the site still carries the old identity, the brand's most visited face is inconsistent.
8. Security warnings and old infrastructure
A browser's "not secure" warning, infrastructure that is not updated and expired certificates both drive visitors away and create data risk.
Share your site address to see which of these eight points apply; with a short preliminary review we will clarify which steps are needed.
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