Architecture and content
Page roles, navigation, buyer questions and internal links agreed before high-fidelity production.
The right web partner improves the journey without discarding URLs, content and technical signals that already carry search value.
Reviewed by Multi Pixels Strategy Team · Updated August 2026
Practical decision guidance; final scope and cost depend on your business evidence.
Before design, inventory valuable pages, assign search and buyer intent, define mobile conversion routes and agree what your team can edit. Migration rules, analytics and form testing belong in the scope—not in a post-launch rescue.
Page roles, navigation, buyer questions and internal links agreed before high-fidelity production.
URL inventory, redirects, metadata, canonicals, hreflang, structured data and sitemap validation.
Responsive layouts, optimised assets, stable interaction, readable contrast, keyboard paths and useful forms.
Company-controlled hosting, analytics and WordPress access with reusable components and documented handover.
Review the scope, source notes and outcomes inside our case studies before starting a conversation.
Valuable URLs, useful content, metadata, inbound-link targets, canonicals, hreflang and measurement identifiers unless a documented migration changes them.
Test representative mobile and desktop templates, real images, forms and interactions before launch, then monitor field data after traffic returns.
The business should control domain, hosting, WordPress administration, analytics and source assets with clear backup and handover terms.
No. Search intent, architecture, page roles, internal links and migration rules should shape the design from the beginning.
Share the market, goal, budget and current setup. We will explain the most useful route without forcing a fixed package.