Series A startup outgrowing the founder-built site
A Series A startup whose site was built by the founder in Webflow needs a full UX audit, wireframes, visual design, and 10-page implementation tied to a real growth narrative.
Complete Website Redesign
Tier 4 · Web & Digital · $1000 · 35–50 hrs · 30 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
Full website redesign: UX audit, wireframes, visual design, and implementation on a modern platform (up to 10 pages).
A complete website redesign that starts with a UX audit of your current site, moves through wireframing and visual design, and culminates in a fully built 10-page website on a modern platform with SEO foundations in place. This project is for businesses that need their digital presence overhauled but don't require custom applications or e-commerce complexity.
Deliverables
- UX audit report
- Wireframes
- Visual design mockups
- 10-page website
- SEO optimization
- Training documentation
What's included
- UX audit
- Up to 10 pages
- Responsive design
- SEO setup
- Content migration
Not included
- Custom web application
- E-commerce
- Ongoing hosting
- Content writing
What you'll get
Your current website URL (or site files if offline), a list of your main business objectives, any existing brand guidelines or color palette preferences, current analytics data if available, and a prioritized list of the 10 pages you want built (e.g., homepage, about, services, contact, three product/service detail pages, blog landing, testimonials, FAQ, privacy).
A written UX audit report identifying usability gaps and conversion blockers on your current site; wireframes for all 10 pages showing layout, information hierarchy, and user flow; visual design mockups (desktop and mobile) matching modern design standards; full implementation of the 10-page website in a production-ready CMS or static site builder; on-page SEO setup including meta titles, descriptions, heading structure, and XML sitemap; and a plain-language training document showing you how to update content and maintain the site after handoff.
Figma design files or PDF mockups of wireframes and visual designs; the live website URL with admin access credentials; an SEO checklist document; a markdown or PDF training guide with screenshots; and source files organized in a shared folder (Google Drive, Dropbox, or GitHub depending on your preference).
Your $1000 payment remains held in escrow until you sign off that all 10 pages are live, responsive on mobile, and match the approved visual designs—only then does the student receive their portion.
Common use cases
Established services firm rebranding
A 20-year-old professional services firm post-rebrand needs the website fully redesigned — IA, wireframes, visuals, build — to match the new positioning across 10 pages.
E-commerce brand chasing conversion lift
A Shopify brand with strong traffic but flat conversion needs a full UX-led redesign — audit, wireframes, design, build — across the 10 highest-traffic templates.
Nonprofit moving from Wix to a faster platform
A nonprofit's donor-facing website is slow, hard to navigate, and doesn't clearly explain program impact. The Shamrck student audits the existing Wix site, rebuilds it on a lightweight platform with faster load times, reorganizes content to guide donors toward giving pages, and trains the executive director's assistant on updating program descriptions monthly.
Local professional practice shedding a dated design
A dental practice or law firm has a site that looks like it was designed in 2015—no mobile responsiveness, broken contact forms, and unclear service pages that confuse potential clients. The redesign includes a UX audit pinpointing friction points, new wireframes that group services clearly, responsive design, and SEO optimization so local searches for 'dentist near me' actually surface them.
B2B SaaS company standardizing brand across web presence
A mid-stage SaaS startup has a hodgepodge of web properties (old marketing site, separate pricing page, disconnected blog). The Shamrck student consolidates these into one cohesive 10-page site, migrates blog posts, applies the brand identity consistently, optimizes for organic search keywords, and documents the CMS structure so the marketing team can manage updates independently.
Frequently asked questions
What platform will the website be built on—WordPress, Webflow, something else?
The student will propose a platform based on your needs and technical comfort level during the project kick-off. Common choices are WordPress (for flexibility), Webflow (for design control), or a static site builder like Hugo (for speed). You'll have input before build begins.
If I want changes to the design after the mockups are approved, how many revisions are included?
The scope includes up to two rounds of design revisions on the Figma mockups before the build phase starts. Revisions after the website is live count as future maintenance work outside this project.
Does the $1000 include content writing for the 10 pages, or do I need to provide copy?
You must provide or source the text content yourself—the student will structure and optimize it for SEO, but not author it from scratch. This keeps scope tight and ensures your voice stays consistent.
What happens if my current site has more than 10 pages of content I want to migrate?
The deliverable is a 10-page website. If you have more pages, you'll prioritize which 10 matter most for launch; remaining pages can be archived or added in a future phase. The student will help you decide which pages to trim.
Is the SEO optimization just setup, or does the student do keyword research and ongoing optimization?
Setup only—the student will implement technical SEO (metadata, XML sitemap, clean URLs, mobile responsiveness) and basic on-page optimization (heading tags, internal links). Ongoing keyword research and content optimization are separate services.
Ready to get your project started?
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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