A 7-day page rebuild, when the brand already holds

Why a sprint beats a month-long redesign

This is how a week of page work should run. It is not a listed offer. The named offer is Brand & Web Build: $8,500, 14 days.

A week forces you to fix the message first, because there is no time to polish a wrong one. Most landing page problems are messaging problems wearing a design costume.

The order that works: day 1 rewrite the message, days 2–3 design, days 4–5 build, day 6 polish, day 7 handoff. Move a wrong message forward and you will redesign twice.

Day 1: the message is the design

Start with one sentence: who it is for, what it does, why it matters. Then the four blocks: headline, proof, offer, next step. Write them as plain text before any design work. If the words do not stand alone, neither will the page.

The change that moves most pages: cut extra features from the first screen. One outcome, not three.

Days 2–3: design against the words

Layout comes from the message, not from inspiration. The headline gets the biggest type, the proof gets its own row, the button gets contrast. Every element earns its position or it leaves.

Typography and spacing carry 80 percent of the polish. A strict type scale and a consistent grid do more than any illustration.

Days 4–7: build, then measure

Handoff includes the code, not just a Figma file. You should own the build: it stays fast, it stays accurate, and you can update it without a designer.

Launch day is day 8 of the work. Set up one goal (a click, a form, a booking) and give it two weeks before judging. A short page rebuild works when the brand already holds. If the brand and the rest of the site need work too, Brand & Web Build is $8,500, 14 days. Email for extra pages or a different scope. Either way, pay $27 at ratemybrand.pro, run the audit, then email the result plus your URL.