Keep it, one level down
Somebody searching for a specific job should still land on a page about it. Grouping is for the menu, not for the site.
Website redesign · Electrical contractor
Redesign a site that has twenty services and one menu
Boards, lighting, testing, fault-finding, rewires, outdoor supplies, charging points — all real, and unreadable as a list.
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Website packages from$2,500 USD
Simple websitesfrom 3 business days
This trade genuinely does many separate things, and most sites present them as an alphabetical list in a dropdown that nobody reads to the end.
The redesign problem is grouping: how twenty true statements become four or five choices a visitor can make in a second.
Ways of grouping that actually help
Pick one. Two overlapping schemes are worse than a plain list.
By who is asking
Householder, landlord, business, builder. Blunt, and it lets everything else sit one level down.
By what prompted it
Something broken, something being added, something being checked. Matches how people arrive.
By where the work is
Inside, outside, commercial premises. Weaker, and occasionally right for a business with a clear split.
By size of job
A visit against a project. Useful when the two are quoted and scheduled completely differently.
What to do with the long list itself
Merge the ones with nothing to say
Three services sharing a paragraph are one page. The split existed for a menu, not for a reader.
Let a few lead
The work the business wants more of belongs at the top level, whatever alphabetical order would do.
Offer a way to look
Past about fifteen pages, a search box does more than any amount of menu design.
Where the redesign stops
If several service pages say nothing specific, no grouping rescues them; that is a rebuild, and it needs somebody in the business to say what is actually different about each job.
And a clearer menu does not bring more enquiries by itself. It stops a visitor abandoning a site that already had their answer three items further down.
What is included in a turnkey website
We handle the structure, design, development, publishing, and basic setup — so you get a clean ready-to-use website without managing multiple specialists.
Your website. Done right.
A complete website, ready to launch
We handle structure, design, development, publishing, and setup — so you can focus on running your business with confidence.
1. Structure and pages
Page flow, sections, content blocks, and contact paths.
Included2. Custom visual design
Adapted to your service, brand, photos, and audience.
Included3. Responsive development
Mobile-first HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Included4. Performance and SEO basics
Optimized layout, headings, metadata, images, and PageSpeed-focused structure.
Included5. Publishing and setup
Hosting preparation, domain connection, basic tracking, and launch checks.
Included6. Support after launch
OptionalAvailable after launch as an extra service for updates, fixes, and future improvements.
Optional add-on — not included in the turnkey package price.
From $2,500Simple websites from 3 business daysMobile-readyLaunch-ready
See how a modern business website can feel
Real project previews showing thoughtful structure, mobile UX, performance, and launch-ready layouts — built for small businesses, growing companies, and established corporate brands.
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A polished landing page for a driving instructor, combining smooth animations, lesson packages and pricing, student reviews, photo gallery, accessibility work, a performance-focused build, WhatsApp-first contact, and local SEO structure.
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Want a website like this for your business?
Call or write directly. We can quickly discuss your business, pages, timeline, and starting budget — with no pressure.
How the work process goes
A simple step-by-step workflow: quick discussion, clear scope, design, development, launch, and support.
Start with a quick call — no forms, no pressure.
- 1
Call or message
We discuss your business, pages, examples, timeline, and starting budget.
- 2
Scope and estimate
You receive a clear scope, approximate timeline, and project cost before work starts.
- 3
Prepayment
After approval, we start the project with agreed prepayment and priorities.
- 4
Design and structure
We prepare the page structure, visual direction, and key sections for review.
- 5
Development
We build the website as clean responsive HTML/CSS/JS pages ready for publishing.
- 6
Launch and support
We prepare the final files, help publish the site, and support small updates after launch.
Why ARDENUX
Simple websites for small businesses, handled directly
You get a clear scope, a transparent starting price, a realistic timeline, and one person who handles the work from structure and design to launch. Plain explanations, no hidden surprises, and the same point of contact after the site is live.
- Clear scope before work starts
- Direct communication with the person doing the work
- Starting price and timing up front
- Built around your business, not a generic template
- Turnkey delivery with minimal time from you
- Support after launch — we stay available
Direct contactNo forms
What matters most
- Price you understandNo surprise changes unless approved
- Fast launchSimple sites can go live quickly
- Less effort from youWe guide the content and next steps
- A site that worksModern, clear, mobile-friendly
Questions before starting a website project
Clear answers about pricing, timing, content, design, development, publishing, support, and what you need to prepare before we start.
Small business websites start from $2,500. The final price depends on the number of sections, pages, content, animations, visual assets, SEO scope, integrations, and support needs. Before starting, we agree on the scope, price, and timeline clearly.
A simple one-page website can often be ready in 3 business days after the scope, content, and prepayment are confirmed. Larger websites, redesigns, custom sections, or projects with more content usually take longer and are estimated individually.
A turnkey website can include structure, content organization, clean design, HTML/CSS/JS development, mobile layout, basic SEO setup, image optimization, publishing support, and final technical checks. The exact scope depends on the selected package.
Usually we need your business name, services, contact details, preferred examples, photos or brand assets if available, and any text you already have. If you do not have everything ready, we can help organize the structure and prepare draft copy.
Yes. Many small businesses do not have finished website content. We can help organize your services, sections, FAQ, pricing notes, contact information, and basic text so the website feels clear and complete.
Yes. We can rebuild an outdated website with a cleaner structure, modern design, mobile-friendly layout, better performance, optimized images, and cleaner code. Redesign projects are estimated after reviewing the current website.
Yes. The website is designed mobile-first, with readable text, large tap targets, responsive sections, optimized images, and clear contact actions. Mobile layout is treated as a core part of the project, not an afterthought.
Yes. We can help with publishing the website, connecting the domain, checking basic technical settings, and preparing the final files for hosting. The exact publishing setup depends on where the site will be hosted.
No. It is not required before the first discussion. We can explain what is needed and help prepare the website for your hosting or domain setup.
Basic SEO can be included: page title, meta description, heading structure, image alt text direction, clean URLs if needed, sitemap, robots.txt, and local business content structure where relevant. This is not the same as ongoing SEO promotion.
Performance is part of the build direction. We focus on clean code, optimized images, lightweight scripts, responsive layout, and avoiding unnecessary bloat. The goal is a fast website that can perform well in PageSpeed checks where possible.
Yes, for custom projects. A simple small business website can be built as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. More advanced projects can use Next.js, a headless CMS, structured content, integrations, or a custom frontend setup.
Yes. Support can include small content updates, technical checks, new sections, image changes, performance improvements, publishing help, and future website improvements. Support can be discussed after launch or included as a separate monthly option.
Yes. ARDENUX works remotely and accepts projects from businesses in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Israel, and other locations. Most website projects can be completed through calls, messages, shared files, and clear approval steps.
Send a short message with your business type, the kind of website you need, your preferred timeline, and any examples you like. We will suggest a simple scope, starting budget, and next steps.
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