Squarespace website redesign including elegant branding, video portfolio and online booking for wedding videographer in Navan County Meath, Ireland - Wedding Movies
My client wanted to attract better clients who choose based on value, not price.
My client, a wedding videographer, DIY-ed his first website a few years ago. At the time, it did the job. But as his skills grew and the quality of his work improved, his website no longer reflected what he was offering.
Instead of attracting couples who valued his work, he kept attracting clients who were more focused on finding the cheapest option.
He knew something needed to change.
He wanted a new branding and a website that reflected the quality of his films, helped him attract better-fit clients and gave him the confidence to charge more for his services.
He was looking for a premium, elegant and modern look, with a clean, timeless design that would appeal to couples who valued the experience and quality he offered.
Most of all, he wanted to feel proud of his website again, and confident sharing it with potential clients.
A Squarespace website redesign to elevate his brand and business
We started with three branding concepts that fit the brief, so he could choose the look that felt right for him and his business.
Then, we analyse the competitor websites and research the relevant search keywords to refine the messaging and plan a clear user journey for potential clients.
Once the website structure was done, we applied the new branding, and create a clean, modern layouts to all pages including wedding films portfolio page and a hidden page for online deposit payments.
The result was a professional website designed to feel premium and timeless.
The website paid for itself in just one month
The branding and Squarespace website redesign took just 2 weeks to complete and paid for itself within 1 month.
The common feedback word was “elegant” so I’m happy with that
Here’s what my client said: “I have shown the website to some people and the common feedback word was “elegant” so I’m happy with that”.
