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Maybe not the right place on here but I am stuck, we are after a really good designer for a hosting / Domain website site full rebuild or at least the main concept.

Want someone really skilled and good in this field and fiverr is full of junk.

Any good places to look

Welcome anyone pitching to me with a portfolio, cost is not a concern but unique and bold is.

Edited by HostOx

What platform are you currently using? Do you want to stick with this platform?

Who is your target customer? Where is your target customer (your website is very confusing)?

What is your marketing plan? This one is key as it drives the whole site design.

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7 hours ago, fisicx said:

What platform are you currently using? Do you want to stick with this platform?

Who is your target customer? Where is your target customer (your website is very confusing)?

What is your marketing plan? This one is key as it drives the whole site design.

Not sure the relevance at all a platform? The site is pure code. No one asked for a review I asked for recommendations or a pitch and pitching your services is much quicker or some of the best designers in the country.

From this thread I have had emails already luckily which was the goal, a website which clearly says Domain registration is not confusing but the point was to get a designer to improve it and re-build was it not...

Your reply seems like spam at best for a post count. I also never even mentioned which site of my 8 businesses I was referring to.

Edited by HostOx

Knowing the platform helps the designer as you can develop using features already in place without the need to additional code.

And the design will depend very much on your target customer (and marketing plan) - fonts, features, colours and even site structure should align with you you want to sell to. So many websites are built based on the preferences of the owner rather than the needs of the customer.

You did say it was for your hosting site so I assumed you meant hostox. Apologies if I got the wrong one.

But as you now have a selection of designers to choose from it's all good.

Not really sure I'm in it just to up my post count.

  • 2 weeks later...

Not going to ask more questions, you've made it clear what you want, so here it is directly.

I do full website UI/UX rebuilds, concept through launch, with a focus on making sites feel distinct rather than templated. Domain/hosting sites in particular tend to look nearly identical to each other, so there's real room to stand out if that's the direction you want to take it.

You can see some past work about this space in www.pixxen.com/services/website-design/ if you want a sense of the style I'm talking about.

If you want to send over the site, happy to put together a quick concept direction for you to react to, no pitch deck, just something visual to look at.

Edited by neilstancliff

On 7/27/2026 at 10:13 AM, neilstancliff said:

....with a focus on making sites feel distinct rather than templated.

Nothing wrong with templated. Using familiar layouts means people don't have to go hunting for products and services. They know where to look and what to expect. There was a test some time back where a major ecommerce brand split test their boring site against one with a more dynamic feel. The boring site converted way above the new design. If I can find the report I'll post it here.

Then of course - there is whole discussion about what you mean by templated. Your own site uses a theme which is by default a template. You use standard form plugins and you use tailwind which is a framework. Your main menu is is about as standard as it gets as is your footer... Nothing wrong with anything you are doing but how far do you take the concept of custom v template?

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