Help them recognise the right fit.
Describe your products and services in the words customers use. Make it clear who you help, where you work and what someone can expect from choosing you.
Website design & makeovers · Adelaide, South Australia
A website that helps people
choose your business.
Give the right customers a clear path from “I need this” to “let’s have a chat”.
We plan your website around what you want it to achieve: being found for your products and services, earning confidence and making enquiries, bookings or purchases easier. The design gives that thinking a clear, compelling form.
01 / Start with your customer
Every part of your website
should have a job.
Before we choose a layout, we work through the decisions your customer needs to make. What are they looking for? What would reassure them? What could stop them taking the next step?
Give them reasons to trust you.
Bring forward the proof you actually have: your work, your experience, your process and genuine customer feedback. Answer the practical questions people ask before they buy.
Make taking action feel easy.
Put the right next step where it belongs. A useful enquiry form, a clear booking route or a straightforward buying journey should work comfortably on a phone as well as a computer.
02 / Experience applied with purpose
Good questions.
Considered decisions.
More than 100 years of combined real-world life experience, lessons and stories.
Robin and Greg bring that perspective to the conversation. Greg helps clarify your business goals and the questions customers need answered. Robin shapes the message, design and build around the brief. You speak directly with the people responsible for the work.
Together we agree what the website needs to do, organise the information, build the journey and check the important steps before launch. We also discuss what a useful result looks like for your business, so future improvements have a clear purpose.
See the thinking in our website examplesOur concept examples show design possibilities. They are not claims of client results.
03 / Your starting point
A focused website, built with purpose.
From $1,500
Australian dollars · including GST
For a small business that needs a clearer offer, a stronger first impression and a straightforward way for customers to get in touch. The starting scope uses your supplied core content and an agreed, focused brief.
Have a chat with DigiThatWhat your investment puts to work
- A clear brief. The audience, products or services, priorities and customer action your website needs to support.
- A message people can follow. Structure and refinement of your supplied core content, with useful headings and clear calls to action.
- Design with a purpose. A consistent visual direction, intuitive navigation and layouts that work across phones and larger screens.
- A working route to enquiry. The agreed contact form and important links checked before launch, with a clear next step for the visitor.
- Search foundations. Descriptive page titles, headings and service content, relevant business information, crawlable pages and optimised images.
- Review and launch. An agreed review stage, essential checks and a handover so you know what has been delivered.
Before work begins, your written quote sets out the pages, features, content responsibilities, review allowance, timeframe and final price. The $1,500 starting point is for that focused scope; larger or more complex projects are quoted individually.
04 / Be found for what customers need
They know what they need. Help them find you.
Your next customer may never have heard your business name. They may be searching for a product, a service or a solution nearby. We build those routes into the website from the start.
Think “custom cabinetry in Adelaide” or “winery equipment servicing in the Barossa”. These are examples of the specific needs a useful service page can answer.
That matters in Google Search and in AI tools such as ChatGPT when they search the web. Clear, useful pages give these systems better information about what you offer, who it is for and where it is available.
- Start with the real search. We identify the products, services, questions and locations that matter to your customers, then organise the agreed content around them.
- Answer the useful questions. Explain what is included, who it suits, how it works and how to take the next step. Use real examples and accurate details.
- Make the business understandable. Use clear titles, internal links and relevant structured business and service information that matches the visible page.
- Keep public pages accessible. Check that important content can be crawled and indexed, and that public pages are not unintentionally blocking the search tools we want to reach them.
This gives your products and services a stronger foundation for discovery. Google and AI providers decide what to index, rank or recommend; no website provider can guarantee those decisions.
05 / Build the right amount
Some businesses need more.
Let’s make it useful.
We can discuss a new website, a broader redesign, original copy, custom artwork, product catalogues, online sales, booking integrations or a useful business tool. These are scoped and quoted separately where they extend the starting package.
Domain registration, hosting, paid software, third-party services and ongoing maintenance are separate unless your quote specifically includes them. We explain any recurring costs before you commit.
We recommend the work against the job it needs to do. You receive a clear brief, an agreed price and a website built around the customers you want to reach.
A few useful answers
Clarity before commitment.
Is the starting price inclusive of GST?
Yes. Website makeovers start from A$1,500 including GST. We confirm the complete scope and total price in your written quote before work starts.
Do you work with businesses outside Adelaide?
Yes. DigiThat is based in Adelaide and works with businesses across South Australia, including the Barossa, Clare Valley and Adelaide Hills. We can work with you remotely.
Can you improve my existing website?
That is often the right place to start. We review what is working, what is getting in the way and what can be retained. The existing platform and the changes you need determine the best approach.
Do I need all my content ready?
You do not need a finished brief to start a conversation. The starting package assumes you can supply the core business information and suitable images. If you need original writing or artwork, we can include that in a separate scope.
Will a new website guarantee more customers?
A website creates the conditions for a better result; it cannot guarantee a sale. We work on discovery, clarity, credibility and the path to enquiry. Customer demand, your offer, the traffic you attract and how enquiries are followed up all play a part.
How long will it take?
We agree the schedule once we know the scope, content readiness and review needs. You will know the key steps and what we need from you before we begin.
Adelaide people. A personal approach.
Show us where you are.
Let’s work out what comes next.
Tell us what you sell, who you want to reach and what you want your website to do better. We’ll help you work out the most useful next move.
Chat with DigiThat Meet Robin and Greg