Ikenna Brian OhiaeriVisual modernisation
Update typography, spacing, colour use, section layouts, imagery treatment and other visual details that make an otherwise usable site feel dated.
Discuss the refresh →Website Refresh
Your website works. It just no longer represents the business well.
A full rebuild is not always the sensible answer. If the site is structurally usable but looks dated, feels confusing, has weak mobile presentation or no longer reflects what your business actually offers, I can refresh the experience without starting again from zero.
Existing sites · Focused improvements · UK & international projects · Founder & Director, Creative Fountain Digital Ltd, UK
Common refresh jobs
Improve the parts that make the site feel old, unclear or ineffective.
A refresh can be visual, structural or conversion-focused. The scope depends on what is already working and what is getting in the way.
Navigation and structure
Clarify menus, page hierarchy and key routes so visitors can understand the site faster and reach important content with less friction.
Discuss the refresh →Mobile experience
Improve layouts, spacing, buttons, content order and other issues that make the website awkward on phones and smaller screens.
Discuss the refresh →Calls to action and clarity
Make services, offers and next steps easier to understand so the site does a better job of guiding visitors toward enquiry, purchase or another goal.
Discuss the refresh →Focused improvement
Keep what still works. Improve what no longer does.
Website Refresh is for an existing site with enough useful structure to retain. The goal is to make it clearer, more current and more effective without creating a rebuild simply for the sake of one.
Homepage refresh
Rework the first impression, messaging hierarchy, section flow and calls to action on the page most visitors see first.
Service-page improvement
Clarify what you offer, who it is for, why it matters and what the visitor should do next.
Responsive polish
Improve layouts and content behaviour across desktop, tablet and mobile where the current site feels inconsistent.
Navigation cleanup
Simplify menus and page routes so important content is easier to find and the site feels less cluttered.
Content hierarchy
Improve headings, section order, visual emphasis and page flow so visitors can scan and understand the site more quickly.
Conversion touchpoints
Strengthen buttons, forms and enquiry paths where the current experience makes the next step too easy to miss.
How it works
A practical route from tired site to sharper experience.
The refresh begins with what you already have, not with an assumption that everything needs replacing.
01
Send the site
Share the URL, what feels wrong and any pages or issues you want prioritised.
02
I review the current state
I identify what can reasonably be retained and where the biggest clarity, design or usability problems sit.
03
We agree scope
You receive a defined refresh scope, price and expected turnaround before the work begins.
04
I make the improvements
I update the agreed pages and components while preserving useful content and existing functionality where practical.
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Review & hand over
I check the refreshed experience across key pages and devices and explain what changed.
About Ikenna
I am Ikenna Brian Ohiaeri.
I work across websites, ecommerce, digital marketing and business automation. I help businesses solve the digital problems that slow them down—from a WordPress site that has stopped working properly to a new landing page, sales funnel or automated workflow.
I am also the Founder & Director of Creative Fountain Digital Ltd, UK, a digital technology consultancy.
Creative Fountain Digital Ltd, UK ↗Web · Ecommerce · Automation · UK & international clients
What to send
Show me what feels outdated, confusing or weak.
Send the website URL, the pages you care about most, what you want the site to communicate now, any brand updates, examples you like and the main action you want visitors to take. Screenshots with notes are useful if particular sections bother you.
FAQ
Before you request the refresh.
How is Website Refresh different from Website Rescue?
Website Rescue fixes something broken. Website Refresh improves a site that basically works but needs better design, structure, mobile presentation or conversion clarity.
How is a refresh different from a new website?
A refresh keeps useful parts of the existing site. Website Design is better when the current foundation is no longer worth preserving.
Can you refresh only the homepage?
Yes. A focused homepage refresh can be scoped separately when that is the main problem.
Will you change all of my content?
Not automatically. Existing content can be retained, reorganised or lightly refined depending on the agreed scope.
Can you improve the mobile version?
Yes. Responsive improvement is a common part of refresh work where the current mobile experience is weak.
Can the refresh include tracking or automation?
Yes, where specific tracking or integration work is included in the scope. Larger requirements may be better handled as separate services.
Website Refresh
Your site may not need replacing. It may just need a better version of itself.
Send the URL and tell me what feels dated, unclear or ineffective. I’ll tell you whether a focused refresh is the sensible route.
Request a Website Refresh