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IVAN HRYNIUK

Improvements to existing websites

Not every site needs replacing. Often the structure is sound and what is needed is speed, clearer pages, a mobile experience that does not fight the visitor, and search engines being able to read it.

A good fit when

  • The site is fundamentally fine but slow or dated
  • You want measurable improvement without a full rebuild
  • You need new sections or features added to an existing site

What is included

  • Page speed and Core Web Vitals work — images, fonts, scripts, layout shift
  • Mobile and responsive fixes across real devices
  • Accessibility improvements: keyboard use, focus, contrast, form labels
  • On-page SEO: headings, metadata, internal links, structured data
  • New pages, sections and features added to what already exists

What you receive

  • A prioritised list of changes with expected impact and effort
  • The agreed changes implemented and deployed
  • Before-and-after measurements for anything performance-related

How it works

  1. Measure

    Current performance, accessibility and SEO are measured so improvement is a number, not an impression.

  2. Prioritise

    The list gets ordered by impact against effort. You choose how far down it to go.

  3. Implement

    Changes are made in small, reversible steps against the existing codebase, with the site staying live throughout.

Pricing

Every engagement is quoted individually after a short conversation about scope. Quotes are given in GBP and confirmed in writing before any work starts.

Have a website to build, or one that needs fixing?

Describe the problem in a couple of sentences. You will get a considered reply, not a sales sequence.