Website rebuilds
For existing WordPress websites that need significant work on their structure or setup, while useful content and other parts of the site can be retained.
Website projects
Website projects for businesses ready for a bigger step forward
When a few fixes or a batch of changes are no longer enough, it may be time for a broader website project. Newt Labs helps businesses with website rebuilds, redesigns, and new WordPress websites that create a clearer structure, a better user experience, and a stronger foundation for what comes next.
Rebuilds, redesigns, and new websites
More than another round of small fixes
Clearer structure and visitor journeys
Ongoing care available after launch
Bigger projects usually need a little more context, so the best next step is the project questionnaire.
When this route makes sense
When your website needs more than a few changes
Sometimes the issue is not one broken feature or a short list of updates. The website itself may no longer be doing its job properly. It may feel outdated, hard to manage, unclear to use, or too limited to support where the business is heading next.
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The site has had lots of small fixes, but still does not feel right
The work keeps happening, but the underlying website still feels weak or frustrating.
2
The structure feels unclear or hard for visitors to follow
People may struggle to understand what you do, where to go, or what action to take next.
3
It no longer reflects the business as it is today
The website may be lagging behind your offer, brand, direction, or growth.
4
Your plans now need more from the website
New services, features, or ways of working no longer fit easily into the existing setup.
A bigger project may be the better route
When several of these problems affect the website as a whole, a rebuild, redesign, or new website may make more sense than treating each issue separately.
You do not need to know exactly what kind of project you need yet. The important thing is recognising when smaller changes are no longer enough.
Project scope
Project types we can help with
The right project depends on what is worth keeping, what needs rethinking, and whether the existing website is still a useful starting point.
Website redesigns
For websites that need a new visual direction, clearer layouts, and a better experience for visitors.
New WordPress websites
For businesses launching their first website or replacing one where starting afresh makes more sense than rebuilding what is there.
Broader structural improvements
For connected changes across several pages or visitor journeys that need to be planned together, without necessarily rebuilding the whole website.
You do not need to choose a project type now. We can help work out the right approach from your brief.
Project guide pricing
A clearer starting point for bigger website work
Website projects vary depending on scope, content, design, functionality, and how much of the existing site can be reused. These guide prices give you a useful starting point before completing the project questionnaire.
From £2,998
project guide price, ex VAT
A good fit when the existing WordPress website needs significant work on its structure or setup, but there are still useful parts worth retaining.
Rework the existing website's structure or setup
Retain useful content and assets where appropriate
Address limitations that smaller changes cannot resolve
From £4,598
project guide price, ex VAT
A good fit when the website needs a more complete visual refresh, clearer page layouts, and a better experience for visitors.
Refresh the design and page layouts
Improve content hierarchy and visitor journeys
Bring the website into line with your current brand and goals
From £5,998
project guide price, ex VAT
A good fit for businesses launching a website or replacing an existing one where a fresh start makes more sense than retaining the current setup.
Plan the website's pages and navigation from the start
Shape the design around your content and goals
Build on a new WordPress foundation rather than work around an unsuitable existing setup
Final pricing depends on the project scope, content, functionality, timeline, and how much of the existing website can be reused.
If your project involves broader structural improvements rather than one of these three project types, use the project brief so we can review what is involved.
Choose the right route
Not sure which route fits?
Some jobs need a broader project. Others are better handled as a contained set of changes or a smaller repair. The key is choosing the route that matches the size of the work.
Best when the website needs a bigger rethink
Use this route when the site needs a clearer structure, a redesign, or a fresh start rather than more small updates.
rebuilds
redesigns
new websites
broader improvement work
Start a Website Project
Best for contained updates and grouped improvements
Choose this route when the website is mostly working, but you want a defined block of updates, improvements, or new sections.
grouped edits
layout changes
feature improvements
contained website work
See Website Changes
Best for narrower issues and break-fix work
Use this route when something specific is broken or not working as it should, rather than the whole site needing a bigger rethink.
errors
conflicts
broken pages
smaller fixes
See Website Repair
You do not need to diagnose it perfectly before getting started. If the website needs more than a contained update or a simple fix, a broader project is usually the better route.
Project outcomes
What the right project should give your business
A bigger website project should do more than improve how the site looks. It should leave you with a website that is clearer, easier to use, and better able to support the business going forward.
A clearer structure
So visitors can understand what you do and find their way around more easily.
A better user experience
So the website feels simpler, smoother, and easier to use.
A stronger reflection of the business
So the site feels more aligned with who you are now.
A better foundation for future growth
So you are not constantly working around the same limitations every time something needs to change.
More confidence in the website
So it feels like an asset that supports the business properly.
The goal is not change for the sake of it. It is a website that works better for your business and the people using it.
From brief to build
How website projects work
Bigger website work should feel clear from the start. The aim is to understand what is not working, shape the right project around it, and move forward in a way that feels structured and well handled.
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Tell us what needs to change
Share what is not working, what feels limited, and what you want the website to do better.
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We work out the right project route and scope
We review your brief and existing website, clarify what the work involves, and discuss whether a rebuild, redesign, or new website is the right approach.
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We carry out the agreed work
Once the project scope is agreed, we carry out the work with the website's users and longer-term needs in mind.
You do not need to arrive with everything mapped out. A good project starts with clarity, not guesswork.
After launch
What happens after the project is complete
A stronger website still needs looking after once the project is done. After launch, the next step is usually making sure the site stays updated, supported, secure, and easy to manage over time.
You do not need to decide all of that now. The important thing is knowing there is a sensible next step after the project is complete.
Keep the new site properly looked after
Ongoing care helps protect the work that has gone into the project.
Keep support connected
If you choose ongoing support, Newt Labs can continue helping with your website after launch.
Build on a better foundation
For some businesses, that also means better hosting and a more joined-up long-term setup.
Project proof
What clients say about website work and support
Our clients have come to us at different stages, from building a new website to looking after an established site with more complex needs. Here is what they have said about their experience.
“The team at newt labs have been nothing but incredible when a site I was working with was largely abandoned by its ongoing host and admin. Newt took over a long standing legacy wordpress site, mirgrated it into their hosting with incomplete details, then updated, maintained, and solved a bunch of issues from bots capacity and compatibility that were crippling the site. Fantastic service, great team, do not nesitate to contact Newt if you're in a bind.”
Edward Orr, GameSpace“We have recently launched our new website and had no hesitation in keeping our hosting with Newt Labs. Their help, knowledge and professionalism has been invaluable and their ongoing support enables us to be confident that if any problems do arise they will be sorted quickly and effectively for us.”
Ian Birch, YMCA Trinity Group“Newt Labs designed and built our website around 5 years ago and periodically update it along with managing the security, domain name and emails. Great job, fair price, great to work with. 5 stars from me, thanks Stevie.”
Pedro Day, PD Carpentry & BuildingThe best website projects do not just improve the site. They make the whole process feel clearer and better supported too.
Common questions
Website project FAQs
If you are thinking about a rebuild, redesign, or new website, it is normal to have a few questions before taking the next step.
You do not need a perfect brief before getting in touch. A clearer project usually starts with the right questions.
Can we keep parts of our current website?
Possibly. Tell us which pages, content, features, or other parts of the website you would like to keep. We can review what is suitable to reuse when assessing the project scope.
Can a project include new features or integrations?
Potentially. Include any forms, booking systems, ecommerce requirements, or integrations in your brief so we can review them as part of the project scope.
How do the project guide prices work?
The figures are starting prices, not fixed quotes. The final price depends on the work involved, including content, design, functionality, and what can be reused from the existing website.
Do I need to know exactly what kind of project I need?
No. Tell us what is not working and what you would like the website to do better. We can review your brief and help identify the most suitable project route.
Do I need to arrange hosting or a care plan now?
You do not need to make those decisions before sending your brief. We can discuss hosting and ongoing care separately if they are relevant to your project.
What happens after I submit the project brief?
We review the details and may ask follow-up questions before recommending a suitable project route and next step.
Ready to start?
Need help with a rebuild, redesign, or new WordPress website?
If your website needs more than a few fixes or a contained set of changes, this is the right place to start. Use the project questionnaire to share what is changing, what is not working, and what you want the website to do better.
Start with a rough brief
Share your goals and requirements
Get guidance on the project route
You do not need to have everything mapped out yet. The questionnaire simply helps bring the right context together before the project is scoped properly.
