Website redesign in Wollongong.

A teardown of where your site leaks and what to fix first. You get a Loom walkthrough of your site, the specific leaks and honest recommendations, with no upsell pressure. It covers where visitors drop off, speed and Core Web Vitals and the path from first click to enquiry. The audit is free, valued at $400 and back within 72 hours: request the free website audit.

Your numbers, your logins and quick decisions. Know what counts as a conversion for you, a booked call, a form or a sale, and pull today's figures from Google Analytics as the baseline to beat. Clear content and quick decisions are what speed a redesign up. Here's how to set a conversion baseline.

Yes, often. Some of our rebuilds start with a client locked out of their own site. MPM couldn't access their own domain or update a page without waiting two weeks for a third-party developer, so we moved the domain to a reputable host and documented every login in plain English. Here's the MPM rebuild.

Usually, yes. A redesign is new design and structure, usually on the same platform; a rebuild on a new one only makes sense when the platform itself is holding you back. Most of our builds are on WordPress, and we say so when another platform fits the job better. Here's how a WordPress website build works.

Usually not. A redesign fixes a site that isn't converting the traffic it already gets, and if hardly anyone visits, there's not much to convert. Plenty of owners arrive convinced they need a full rebuild when the real problem is a weak offer or thin traffic. Grow the traffic first with search engine optimisation or ads, then let the numbers show whether the site is the bottleneck.

Often, yes. Compressed images, fewer plugins, fewer scripts and better hosting fix a lot of slow sites without any new design. Speed is a ranking and conversion factor, so the work usually pays for itself fast. Here's the most common web design problems and their fixes.

Yes, and a lot of our custom builds start exactly there. A business outgrows its template and hits a wall adding the one feature that matters, or the theme ships so much unused code that the site crawls. Nine times out of ten the fix isn't a prettier theme, it's a site built around how your customers actually buy. Here's how custom sites compare with templates.

What ranks or converts stays, and moves with a redirect. Stripping out content that was ranking is one of the two ways a redesign hurts SEO; changing URLs without redirects is the other. So the pages, posts and offers already pulling their weight get mapped to their new homes before launch. Here's how technical SEO catches what migrations break.

You can, but it's rarely where the gains are. Words and structure usually move the needle more than visuals, and a page that gets prettier without getting clearer hasn't earned its cost. Copy that already converts stays; the rest gets rewritten with you as part of the build. Here's why copy gets the enquiries.

Yes, at every stage. The whole site gets mapped in Figma before a single pixel is designed, then taken from wireframe to high-fidelity design with you. Every layout decision is tied to a conversion reason and tested before it ships. Here's what goes into building a website.

By the number you agreed at the start. A conversion rate, a load time or a cost per enquiry gets measured against the baseline taken before the redesign. Heatmaps and funnel tracking run from launch day, so the next fix comes from what people actually do. Here's how conversion rate optimisation keeps improving it.

One stand-out: organic traffic more than doubled and keyword rankings roughly tripled for Nutrition Longevity, a nutrition brand whose old site hid its credibility. That one went better than most, so take it as the ceiling, not the average. MPM's rebuild, alongside new tracking and ads, lifted lead volume 47%. Here's the full redesign story.

Yes. Every project wraps with recorded video training so your team can make edits, then domain help, plugin updates, speed monitoring and coaching after launch. Maintenance packages are there if you'd rather never touch a thing. Here's what's included in a website build.