The phone number is hard to use.
Make the main contact action easier to find and use on a small screen.
Improve the website you already have.
If customers struggle to find a service, use your site on a phone, or reach the right contact action, the answer may be a focused improvement—not a new website. Bilenki Studio reviews the affected pages and agrees the changes before work begins.
Start with the problem customers can feel.
Tell us which page or action is not working and what a visitor should be able to do instead. The review identifies what can be corrected within the existing site and what needs a separate scope.
What needs to work better?
The page feels awkward on mobile.
Review clipped text, overlapping controls, and hard-to-read content.
A link or form has stopped working.
Review the agreed customer action, identify the failure, and scope a correction.
Customers cannot find the right service.
Clarify the existing content, page hierarchy, and next step within the approved pages.
When a focused improvement fits.
A scoped change may fit when the core site and access are sound, the affected pages are known, and the customer action can be checked after the fix.
- Review the agreed existing pages and primary customer action
- Prioritized improvement plan for the approved scope
- Targeted updates to approved copy, layout, mobile presentation, links, imagery, or metadata
- Desktop and mobile check of the changed customer path
- One consolidated revision pass within the approved improvement scope
When a different project is needed.
A full redesign, migration, custom booking or payment workflow, and integrations receive separate discovery and a separate quote. A review may show that repair is not the best starting point.
- A new website, new page architecture, full redesign, rebrand, or content migration
- New custom forms, booking logic, integrations, payments, accounts, databases, or automation
- Photography, brand creation, paid media, legal certification, or ranking and revenue guarantees
- Work outside the agreed pages, actions, assets, access, and revision scope
What to share for a useful review.
Send the current website address, the page or action causing trouble, and what customers should be able to do. Mention any approved replacement copy or images. Do not put passwords or payment details in the inquiry; access can be arranged after scope review.
Agree the work first.
The written scope identifies the pages, changes, access, revision boundary, schedule, and final price. The changed customer path is checked on desktop and mobile.
Compare website options or use the website checklist while planning.