Our own project
Giving our own website a clearer job
The move from digitaldestiny.co to ZorasiDigital starts with problems on our own site. Leftover template pages and an inactive blog did not help visitors decide what to do next. The rebuild gives each page a clearer purpose.
This story describes the starting point and plan.
Before and after
The same business, two homepages
The old site had one real page. The new one starts with the problems owners describe, then the free check.
The starting point
Digitaldestiny.co was a one-page agency site. Its menu linked to sections on the homepage. It also had pages outside that main route which no longer served a useful purpose.
Leftover template pages included placeholder text and a fake US contact page. Google was indexing orphan pages. The blog had stopped in 2021.
There was also an old care-plan product page. Maintenance now belongs with ZorasiCare, whose monthly care plan is optional. A free check creates no obligation to join.
The Blueprint: decide what each page is for
The rebuild plan starts with the visitor's question. Can the old site be fixed? Why do people stop after asking the price? Who handles the work, and how is it quoted?
The free website check is the main starting point. The same form offers a free ad check. The check explains what appears wrong and why it matters; detailed plans and repairs are paid work.
How we work has its own page. Pricing explains how a scope becomes a quote. About introduces the founders. These pages give owners and their teams details to consider before asking for paid work.
What the plan changes
Separate service pages give websites, SEO and the different ad channels room to answer their own buying questions.
The Websites page starts with familiar problems: an old or slow site, a DIY build that has stalled, signs of a possible hack and enquiries that stop after a reply.
Maintenance stays on ZorasiCare. Its optional monthly care plan is a separate choice, with no obligation from the check. Leo's personal writing stays on leokoo.com.
What this project can show
Our own rebuild lets us explain the starting problems and the choices behind the page structure. It shows the questions we are trying to answer for visitors.
A rebuild needs a clear purpose for each page and a way to check that the next step works.
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