Canning Town · Website redesign

Website redesign in
Canning Town

An address is not always enough. For a Canning Town business, we can rebuild the website around practical arrival information, accurate service details and an enquiry that reaches the right person.

Illustration of a website and digital project
The former public library on Barking Road, Canning Town

Location details that survive a move

Canning Town is its own Newham centre; it is not another name for the whole Royal Docks area. If your business moves, adds a unit or changes its entrance, the website needs a coordinated update. We plan the address, map destination, arrival notes and contact details together, while retaining useful pages and redirecting old URLs where needed. Visitors should not have to reconcile conflicting instructions from different parts of the site.

Before getting started

Questions about this project

A few details worth settling before design or development begins.

Can we keep the website running during a move?

Yes. We can prepare the new information separately and agree when it goes live. Any temporary arrangements should be dated and removed when they end.

Should the website promise parking or step-free access?

Only after you have verified the arrangements. Describe the actual facilities and any limitations, and provide a contact route for individual access questions.

How do we start a project in Canning Town?

Use the short form below, email or WhatsApp to describe the work. We review the brief remotely and agree deliverables, responsibilities and costs before starting. Any third-party subscriptions or ongoing support need to be included in that discussion.

Do not lose the path while changing the address

The programme-to-enquiry journey on SA Global Education is a concrete Xapner website reference. During a move, similarly useful routes need preserving even when the address and presentation change. This is not a Canning Town relocation case study.

A WordPress redesign starts with an inventory of current URLs, forms and address references. Keep the old-to-new page map separate from the visual brief so it can be checked at release.

Help customers find the right entrance.

What to bring

Share the current website, confirmed premises details and the planned change date. Flag any addresses that must remain private or any visits that require prior agreement.

How to check the result

Check the website's address against the destination opened by its map link. A first-time visitor should reach the intended entrance, not just the nearest postcode point.

Practical priorities

Record the current details — then build from there

These are the questions we would work through for this Canning Town brief. The final scope depends on your current site and how the business operates.

Record the current details

Confirm the premises address, public entrance and whether visits need an appointment. Use your own checked directions rather than guessed travel times.

Find old references

Review page copy, downloadable documents and contact links for the previous address or phone number. Include relevant public profiles in your update checklist.

Protect useful pages

Map existing URLs before a redesign. Keep pages that still answer customer questions and agree redirects for pages that move.