Bring forward what still fits.
Your services, location, contact details, and approved images give the new site a foundation. Review them with Designhouse so the brief reflects the business as it is today.
A fresh start for your business website
Your next website can start with the one you have.
Paste your website address into Designhouse. Use the business information already there, explain what you want to improve, and shape a new site through conversation.
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We'll read the website or Google listing and fill in the details.
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Keep the useful information. Give the site a new direction.
Before you start, separate what is still right about your website from what your business needs next.
Be specific about the improvement.
Perhaps your best work is hard to find, your services have changed, or customers keep asking questions the site should answer. Explain those problems and the pages you want to create.
The rebuilding process
From an existing address to a new brief.
Start with your current website
Share the address of a site you own or manage. Designhouse reads available business information to help prepare the new site's brief.
- Review the business name, services, location, and contact details.
- Tell the chat what has changed since the old site was written.
Explain what the new site should do better
Give the new site a purpose: make services easier to compare, give each kind of work its own page, or bring inquiries closer to your portfolio.
- Name the pages and information your visitors need.
- Describe the look you want and the action someone should take.
Confirm the brief and build
Review the plan with Designhouse before building. Your first successful build publishes at a Designhouse address, where you can inspect the result and request changes.
- Check every page on a phone and a desktop.
- Review later edits in the preview, then publish them.
A Designhouse example
Give each part of your work room to be understood.
Nine Mile Photography groups its work by shoot type, with session information and an inquiry route. Explore the site for ideas about how your own services could fit together.
For a portfolio rebuild, a useful direction might be: separate weddings from portraits, put session details beside the relevant work, and help visitors ask about a date.
Nine Mile Photography
Explore the galleries, session information, and original website brief.
Explore this exampleWhen the new site is ready
Review the result, then connect your address.
Check the pages, contact links, and forms at the new Designhouse address. When you are happy with the result, connect your domain on a paid plan and check the site there too.
Planning your website rebuild.
Updated September 2026
Bring your website. Explain what comes next.
Start with the address above and shape a new brief with Designhouse.