Pride Road Architects Website
We worked with Pride Road, an established architecture practice to redevelop their website into a modern, reliable platform that better reflects the quality of their work. The goal was to create a site that feels considered and professional, showcases their projects clearly, and supports the business as it continues to grow — all while remaining easy for the Pride Road team to manage day to day.
The finished website provides a strong first impression, clear structure, and a solid technical foundation, helping the practice communicate its expertise and attract the right enquiries.
The existing Pride Road website had become outdated and was increasingly difficult to maintain. It relied on legacy plugins that were no longer supported, leading to functionality issues and potential security risks. Pride Road needed a future-proof solution that would remove these dependencies while retaining all its existing content and search visibility.
We rebuilt the site using up-to-date methods, ensuring long-term stability and performance. Alongside the redevelopment, we created a custom plugin to handle postcode lookups, tailored specifically to the practice’s requirements. We also designed flexible templates for case studies and blog posts, making it simple for the client to add new content in a consistent, professional format.
To protect and improve SEO, we carefully implemented correct 301 redirects, preserving existing rankings and traffic. Performance was also a key focus, resulting in a faster, more efficient website that benefits both users and search engines. The result is a modern, scalable website that supports the business now and well into the future.
Instilled services provided for Pride Road Architects Website:
Rebuilding a legacy website with years of content and too many pages attached is a potentially terrifying exercise. Sue and Inness made the entire process feel calm, structured, and completely manageable. They helped us streamline the site, refresh the design, and capture the essence of Pride Road, including our creativity, character, and slightly quirky edge. Sue then built the website and carefully managed the transition, keeping disruption to an absolute minimum. What could have been stressful was handled seamlessly. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them.
Lisa Raynes, Pride Road
