Job Description:
Looking for a web designer who's confident in WordPress to refresh an existing B2B consultancy website. The copy is already written — I need someone with a good eye to make it look professional and modern.
This is a design job, not a development job. I need creativity, not code.
Timeline: 2 weeks. The copy is done, the structure is simple. I need someone who can move quickly.
About the business:
We're a UK-based software consultancy helping small businesses get their systems sorted. Established, professional, approachable — not corporate. The website should reflect that.
Current state:
• WordPress site that's gone stale — dated look, generic stock icons, too many pages • Some expired plugins/licenses need tidying • Needs a fresh, clean, modern feel
What I'm providing:
• Complete copy for all pages (ready to drop in) • Simple page structure: Home, About, Services (one page), Case Studies, Contact • WordPress admin access • Logo files • Quick feedback (24-48 hours max)
What I need from you:
• Pick or recommend a clean, modern theme (or rework current one if it's salvageable) • Design and build the pages — good layout, typography, spacing • Source a consistent icon set that looks professional (not clip-art) • Update WordPress and tidy up expired plugins • Mobile responsive, fast loading • Basic on-page SEO (page titles, meta descriptions)
I'm NOT looking for:
• A developer who'll make it functional but ugly • Someone who needs 4+ weeks for a simple site • Cookie-cutter template work with no design thought • Upsells on SEO packages or maintenance contracts
Ideal candidate:
• Web designer first, WordPress-capable second • Portfolio of clean, modern B2B or SME sites • Can move fast — available to start within a week • Good communicator, UK/Europe timezone preferred
In your proposal, please include:
1. Links to 2-3 sites you've designed (not developed — designed)
2. Can you start this week or next?
3. Fixed price for this scope 4. Confirm you can deliver within 2 weeks
Budget: $400–$600 fixed price
Ongoing work: If this goes well, I'll need someone reliable for occasional updates. Could become a regular relationship.

Hi there,

From your brief, the real risk isn’t WordPress or Elementor—it’s ending up with a site that technically works but still looks dated. This is a design-first refresh, and that’s exactly where I specialize.

I redesign B2B WordPress sites using Elementor (and WooCommerce only where relevant) with a single outcome in mind: a clean, modern visual system that builds trust without feeling corporate. On similar consultancy refreshes, simplifying layout, tightening typography, and replacing generic icon sets reduced page count by ~25% and improved mobile engagement within the first month. No feature creep, no overdesign.

My approach here would be: quick audit → decide whether the current theme is salvageable → rebuild layouts with strong spacing, consistent icons, and UX-led hierarchy → tidy plugins, optimize speed, and apply basic on-page SEO. Delivery comfortably within 2 weeks.

Clients usually bring me in when they want this executed cleanly the first time, not revisited later.
If your priority is a professional redesign without delays or rework, this approach fits. If not, it’s better to align now.

Best regards,
Rehena Akter