Website redesign in Palm Coast for a business that has outgrown its site.

Your work has improved. Your reputation has grown. But it’s hard to see your own business when you’re in it every day. I’m Robert T. Szigeti. You don’t need to know what your website should say before we meet. Let’s start with a short conversation about your project and whether we’re a good fit.

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Palm Coast & Flagler County

The redesigned Ohlson Photography homepage, with a wedding photograph leading the page
Ohlson Photography, redesigned. See where we started.

The business changed. What should the website show now?

A new service, better work, a different kind of customer. We start with what changed and what you want people to understand.

The work you do today

The services changed. The projects got better. The website still describes the business as it was a few years ago.

The way people find you

We look at the site on a phone, where a customer may be reading between appointments or looking for a way to reach you.

The value people see in person

Referrals know why you are worth choosing. Someone finding you for the first time needs your website to help them see it.

The same photographer.
A clearer picture of her work.

With Ohlson Photography, the conversation came first. The redesign brought Paola’s approach, photographs and client experience into focus, while carrying her existing stories into the new site.

Before · Ohlson PhotographyOhlson Photography’s previous homepage, with a portrait-led layout
The previous homepage led with a local wedding photography introduction. The full case study shows the original pages alongside the redesign.
After · Ohlson PhotographyOhlson Photography’s redesigned homepage, with wedding imagery and a clearer introduction
The new site gives her photographs, voice and approach room to tell the story, with dedicated pages for the work.
Explore the full before-and-after case study

Before we decide what to build, we talk.

The initial sit-down is a chance to tell me about your project and ask how I work. If the project is clear, I can prepare a proposal. If figuring out what you need is the work, The Owner Session gives us time to explore it and put the direction in writing. Deeper discovery is also part of a website project once you hire me.

If the problem is discovery, start with why your business may not be showing up on Google. A new design alone does not solve every visibility problem.

Sometimes, a focused improvement is enough.

The structure may still work. Clearer service descriptions, stronger examples or a simpler inquiry path could be the right starting point. I’ll tell you when a full rebuild seems unnecessary.

Sometimes, the business needs a different foundation.

If the structure, content and experience all belong to an earlier version of the business, we plan a custom rebuild around what your customers need to understand today.

From the owner’s story to a working website.

Once we agree on the project and begin the paid work, you work directly with me. The conversation shapes the content; the content shapes the design.

  1. Understand the business

    We talk about your customers, the work you want more of and what people notice after working with you. Then we look at what your current site says.

  2. Agree on what the site needs to do

    We map the pages, the story and the next step for a visitor. You see the direction and scope before the build moves forward.

  3. Build around real work

    Your services, projects and voice become a site that works on phones and larger screens, with a clear way for the right customer to get in touch.

  4. Plan the move and check the details

    We review existing URLs, preserve useful content and plan redirects where needed. Before launch, we check links, forms, mobile layouts and search settings.

A fresh start shouldn’t throw away what you’ve built.

Your domain, content and customer relationships matter. We discuss what stays, what changes and what needs moving before replacing the old site.

  • Your domain and ownership

    The site is built for your business to own. Keeping your existing domain is usually possible; we check access and hosting arrangements first.

  • Your useful pages and old links

    We identify content worth keeping and plan where changed addresses should lead, so a redesign does not casually discard years of work.

  • Your search foundations

    The pages explain what you do and where you work, with the behind-the-scenes information search engines need to read them. We also keep the counters that show visits and actions. No redesign comes with a guaranteed Google position.

Custom websites from $3,000.

The quote depends on the pages, content, migration and functionality involved. We agree on the scope before the work begins.

Care after launch, from $99/month.

Ongoing care is a separate plan. We agree on what needs looking after once the site is live.

Need a smaller starting point? A one-page website starts at $1,500. The Owner Session is $350 for 90 minutes and a written summary, credited toward a build within 30 days.

Before you replace your website.

Can I keep my existing domain?

Usually, yes. We check who controls the domain, where the site is hosted and what needs to move. A redesign does not automatically require a new web address.

Will a redesign affect my Google rankings?

It can. Changing content and URLs can change how search engines understand the site. We review the existing pages, plan redirects where needed and check the search foundations at launch. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.

Can we improve part of the site instead of rebuilding everything?

We can start by looking at that. Whether a focused update makes sense depends on the platform, access, existing structure and the problem you want to solve. The first conversation helps us decide whether I can help. A detailed review can be scoped as paid work.

How long does a website redesign take?

The schedule depends on the number of pages, the content available, feedback and any migration or custom functionality. I give you a project-specific schedule with the scope, rather than promising the same turnaround for every business.

Do I need to write all the content myself?

The work begins with a conversation about your business. Your experience, services and real examples give us the material to shape the story together. We agree on content responsibilities as part of the scope.

Do you work with businesses outside Palm Coast?

Yes. I work with owners around Flagler County, St. Augustine and North Florida, and can meet by video when that is more practical. Tell me where you are and what you need when we talk.

Let’s sit down.
We’ll figure out the next step together.

You don’t need a perfect brief. Start with a short conversation about your project, how I work, and whether we’re a good fit. If you need help finding the direction itself, The Owner Session is a separate paid working session with a written summary.

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