Free review

Keep your code,we will renew the surface.

You do not need to change platform. Your code stays with you and your stack stays as it is; we rebuild the interface only. Send us your page link and we will come back with concrete fixes.

Send your link How far it goes

Review fee

Free

Turnaround

24 hours

Code access

Not needed

Commitment

None

Same page, new face

Drag the handle. On the left a typical older interface, on the right the same content rebuilt.

Before

After

Before and after comparison

These sketches are illustrative. For your own page we produce this comparison from your real screens in the first call.

What we do with the link

When we come back, we bring a list rather than an opinion.

What happens on mobile

Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. We walk the page at real device widths and note where it overflows and where it stops being readable.

How slow it is

We measure load time and tell you what is making it heavy. On most pages a few images and one third-party script account for it.

Is the main action obvious

Is the one thing you want visitors to do actually visible, or lost among eight competing links.

Can everyone use it

Contrast, type size, keyboard navigation. A page people cannot use is a customer you did not get.

What your competitors did

We put your page side by side with three to five players in your sector. Where you are behind becomes concrete.

Prioritised fixes

Findings are ordered by return. Some you can do without us — we tell you which ones.

How far it goes

Let us be direct: there are three stages, and you decide where to stop.

1

Surface renewal we start here

Your code is yours and your stack is untouched. Only the interface layer is rewritten: typography, colour, spacing, components, mobile behaviour. No logic running on your server changes.

You can stop here. Most of our clients stay at this stage for a while, and that is fine by us.
2

Admin and performance

Once the surface is fixed, the next bottleneck is usually the back office: the team works slowly, reports cannot be pulled, pages load late. At this stage we take on the admin interface and performance.

You are still on your own stack. We are only opening up what slows you down.
3

Moving to AltCommerce optional

At some point the problem stops being the interface and becomes the platform: modules do not exist, updates cannot be applied, every new integration takes months. When that day arrives, moving to AltCommerce is on the table — but your system decides when, not us.

You may never choose this stage. Stage one is worthwhile on its own and is delivered that way.

We are not hiding our intent: in the long run we would like to see you on AltCommerce, because that is where we do our best work. But we do not make it a condition, and we do not use stage one as a pretext.

Fair questions

The four we get most.

No. For the review, your page address is enough — we look at what everybody else sees. If it turns into work, we hand over the interface layer and your own team can integrate it. If we ever reach a point where we need code access, we discuss that separately and in writing.

The review is free and carries no commitment. All we ask in return is that you come back to us after reading the findings. If you are not convinced, the list is yours and your team can apply it — we have no problem with that. Fees only come up if you give us the design work.

No. Stage one runs entirely on your existing stack and is a finished piece of work on its own. Moving to AltCommerce sits at stage three, as an option; if that day comes we talk about it, and if it does not, we do not. We write this on the page because we do not want it to be a surprise in the first meeting.

Twenty-four hours for the review. The design work itself depends on how many pages and how many flows get rebuilt; we measure after the review and then tell you. We do not like giving estimates — we like meeting the dates we give.