Five signs your website needs rebuilding
How to tell whether a website needs content work, targeted fixes or a technical rebuild.
Routine updates need an engineer. If straightforward content changes depend on a developer, the publishing tools and technical structure no longer fit how you operate.
Mobile performance limits usability. Check loading speed, navigation and key interactions on the devices your customers use. Performance issues should shape the scope of any review.
Content is inconsistent or out of date. Product information, contact details and service descriptions need a clear owner and a reliable review process. A redesign alone will not fix content governance.
The website works against your processes. Manual transfers between the website and internal tools usually call for integration rather than replacement.
It no longer reflects the business. Consider whether the structure, accessibility and presentation still explain what you do clearly.
These are reasons to review, not automatically to rebuild. Compare targeted fixes with a rebuild, then prioritise against what the business needs. An introductory call with Kaitomic is a simple place to start.