A rebuild affects more than appearance. VURM starts with the pages, forms, search paths and customer information already in use, then plans what stays, moves or needs rewriting before the new design is approved.
See websites and projects built by VURM Work directly with Johan from the Netherlands. Website design and build is a one-time project; hosting is selected and priced separately.From $1,895 before applicable tax. A focused website with up to five agreed core pages, custom design, responsive build, editing of supplied copy, one contact route and one consolidated review round.
From $4,395 before applicable tax. A broader information architecture for several services or decision paths, with agreed service pages and one-time search and answer-engine foundations.
Export or list the current pages and mark the ones customers use, staff share or search engines surface. That inventory becomes a content decision sheet: retain, improve, combine, redirect or remove. No page disappears merely because it looks old.
Forms, phone numbers, downloadable files and external tools receive the same treatment. The proposal names which elements VURM will rebuild and which dependencies remain with another provider.
If three old pages describe overlapping services, one stronger page may serve buyers better. The old URLs can point to the most relevant section or destination after the change is mapped. VURM does not promise search results, but it avoids casual URL deletion.
Copy reconstruction, large archives and complex migrations can exceed a standard five-page build. They are counted and priced from the inventory rather than hidden in a broad redesign promise.
VURM turns the offer, audience and supplied material into a defined website proposal.
You check the design, wording, mobile layout and inquiry route in context.
Facts, links and contact details are checked before the agreed site is published.
Clear answers before you choose a website partner.
Only the pages named in the agreed scope. The inventory determines what is retained, consolidated, redirected or removed.
Usually the new build can be prepared separately, but the exact cutover depends on domain and hosting access.
No. They preserve useful paths and reduce avoidable errors, but search performance cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. Briefing, content decisions, previews and approval are handled online from the Netherlands.
Send the current domain and the pages customers rely on. Johan will scope the design, content and migration work separately.
VURM replies from the Netherlands and plans meetings around your time zone.