Studio Rahul
Website redesign studio

Your work
moved on.
Your website didn't.

I rebuild dated small-business websites, page by page, so the site finally matches the business behind it. Each one is a concept redesign, in the business's own language — open any of them and judge it yourself.

01
every site studied before anything was built
02
rebuilt page by page as a concept, not a mockup
03
in the business's own language
Why it's all open.

I choose the businesses myself and rebuild at my own cost, so there is no client confidentiality to hide behind — which is why every rebuild is open rather than six flattering case studies. Judge the work directly instead of taking my word for it. Every one here is a concept redesign — not a client project.

01 Before, and after

Drag the line.

A real country resort in Sardinia with a real, dated website. Left is what was there. Right is my concept redesign. Nothing here is a template.

Aldiola Country Resort — rebuilt by Studio Rahul After
Aldiola Country Resort — the original website Before
Aldiola Country Resort
Hotel & country resort · Sardinia, Italy
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04 How I work

One team,
start to finish.

No templates, and no handoff between a designer and a developer who never spoke. The site that ships is the site that was designed.

01 / Study

Understand the business first

Before anything moves, I work out what the place actually sells, who walks through the door, and what the current site gets in the way of. The redesign follows the business — not a trend, and not whatever I built last week.

02 / Rebuild

Rebuild it page by page

Every page rebuilt in modern code — fast, responsive, and considered down to the interior pages nobody bothers with. In the business's own language, with its own photography, on its own terms.

03 / Ship

Hand over something finished

You get a working site, not a slide deck — plus a written review of what was wrong with the old one and why each decision was made. If something is off, tell me and I fix it.

05 Talk to me

Let's rebuild
yours.

If your website no longer matches the quality of the work you do, that is the problem I solve. Tell me about the business and where the site falls short — I'll tell you honestly what a rebuild would involve, including when the answer is that you don't need one.

Or write to [email protected] — it reaches the same place.