✦ Work

WordPress redesign work.

Before-and-after website thinking for established service businesses—covering positioning, hierarchy, mobile UX, conversion paths, visual design, and WordPress implementation.

Every example is labeled for what it is. Client case studies are published only with permission and with genuine, documented details. The examples below are illustrations that show what a redesign typically changes.

Illustrative exampleAdvisory firm homepage

Before

After

Illustrative exampleAccounting and advisory

Advisory firm homepage

A long-established firm whose site still looks like the practice it was ten years ago.

Original problem

A generic stock-photo slider, a vague welcome headline, and a contact page buried in the menu. Visitors could not tell who the firm helps or how to start a conversation.

What changed

A headline that says who the firm helps and with what
One clear primary action, repeated at natural decision points
Proof and credentials moved above the fold
Mobile-first layout with tap-friendly contact options

FarShift’s role

Review, messaging structure, design, and development

Platform

WordPress (existing site, same CMS)

Illustrative example drawn by FarShift to show what a redesign typically changes. It does not depict a real company or client project.

Illustrative exampleManaged IT services homepage

Before

After

Illustrative exampleManaged IT services

Managed IT services homepage

An MSP with strong service delivery and a website that undersells it.

Original problem

A dense list of every technology the company supports, no clear service packages, and an enquiry form with fourteen fields. The site felt older and smaller than the business.

What changed

Services grouped into three clear offers with outcomes
Enquiry form reduced to the fields that qualify a lead
Heavy page-builder markup replaced with lean custom blocks
Consistent templates the team can edit safely

FarShift’s role

Review, information architecture, design, and development

Platform

WordPress (page builder replaced with native blocks)

Illustrative example drawn by FarShift to show what a redesign typically changes. It does not depict a real company or client project.

Want to see what would change on your site?

Send the website URL and explain what feels outdated, unclear, or difficult. Romario will personally review the enquiry and reply within one business day.

A personal review of the current site, not an automated report
Honest advice on whether a redesign, a landing page, or care fits
A reply within one business day

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