Service

Websitemodernization.

Your website looks outdated, loads slowly, or doesn't look right on a phone anymore? That costs inquiries, even if no one says so openly — and it can be fixed without starting from zero.

Signs

How to tell it's time.

  • Slow loading times

    The site noticeably takes a while to load — often even more so on a phone than on a computer.

  • No clean mobile layout

    Text and buttons are too small on a phone, content wraps oddly or disappears entirely.

  • Outdated design

    Fonts, colors, and layout no longer feel current and barely stand out from competitors from years ago.

  • No one can maintain it anymore

    Changes only go through the original provider, a lost password, or a system almost no one understands.

Process

How a modernization runs.

It starts with a look at the existing site: which content still works, what has become technically outdated, where the old structure slows things down. That gives a clear picture of what actually needs to be rebuilt.

Content that still fits is carried over and refined. Where something is missing or no longer feels current, it gets rewritten — together with you, not around you.

During the move, old addresses are redirected to the new ones so existing Google visibility isn't lost. The old site stays online until the new one is ready.

Work samples

What it can look like.

Four complete demo websites across different industries. The companies are fictional and marked as demos. The work behind them is real. View all projects.

  • Homepage of the fictional Atelier Form demo: a bright off-white layout with the serif headline 'Stil. Schnitt. Ausdruck.' and a photo beside it.

    Demo projectHair salon2026

    Atelier Form — View demo, opens in a new tab

    Warm and calm

    A warm off-white base, serif typography, and generous spacing between sections. A concept for a business where appointments start with an inquiry. Everything important sits on a single page.

    ServicesGalleryTeamPricesOpening hoursAppointment request

  • Homepage of the fictional Noah Kern demo: a dark layout with the large headline 'People. Moments. Motion.' over an evening photo.

    Demo projectPhotography & film2026

    Noah Kern — View demo, opens in a new tab

    Dark and image-led

    An almost black foundation, narrow uppercase type across the full width, and a single orange accent. A portfolio where the work gets the room and the copy steps back.

    WorkAboutServicesProcessContact

  • Homepage of the fictional KLARSTROM demo: a bright technical layout with the headline 'Technik, auf die man sich verlassen kann.' and a photo of an electrical cabinet.

    Demo projectElectrical & building technology2026

    KLARSTROM — View demo, opens in a new tab

    Bright and technical

    A white base, strict grids, and strong blue. A concept for a trade business that needs to explain what it can do, with service overview, project examples, and a process from inquiry to handover.

    ServicesProjectsWorkflowProcessInquiry

  • Homepage of the fictional PULSE demo: a dark blue layout with the headline 'Feel the shift.' and a spatially rendered drink can in the center.

    Demo projectBeverage brand2026

    PULSE — View demo, opens in a new tab

    Spatial and real-time

    A fictional beverage brand rendered fully in 3D. Can, label, aluminum, and light are generated in the browser while you scroll. The whole project uses no product image file. Four flavors, each with its own color world.

    FlavorsStoryIngredientsMotionContact

FAQ

What's often asked before a modernization.

Will I lose my Google rankings if I modernize my website?

Not if the move is done cleanly: old addresses are redirected to the new ones, and content that still works is carried over. A relaunch is more of a chance to improve visibility than a risk.

Do all the texts need to be rewritten?

No. Copy that still fits is carried over and adjusted where needed. Only what is genuinely outdated or missing gets rewritten.

How long does a modernization take?

It depends on the scope — a simple refresh is faster than a full technical rebuild with many subpages. A first look at the existing site gives a realistic estimate.

Related

Need a new page instead?

If this isn't about an existing website but a new single page with a clear goal, the landing page option is worth a look.

Next step

Not sure what you need yet?

That is not a problem. In the first conversation, we work out together what your project really needs and what can wait.

Offer
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