What you do
The current service mix should be easy to understand.
Summit Frameworks / Rebuild Sprint / Field 01
Your business grew.
Your website didn't.
If your company has expanded, changed, or simply matured since the current site was built, the website may now be telling an older version of the story.
Summit rebuilds it around the business you operate today.
Request a Rebuild ReviewBuilt for the business you've become.
Recognition
The website may not be broken.
It may simply represent an older company.
Businesses evolve gradually. A new location, a larger team, expanded services, stronger reviews, new ownership, or better customers can change what the company needs its website to communicate.
- New location
- Larger team
- Expanded services
- More reviews
- New ownership
- Bigger projects
At some point, the website stops being inaccurate because it is “bad” and starts being inaccurate because the business moved forward.
What visitors need
Visitors should see the business you've become.
Why people trust you
Reviews, project experience, team growth, and other proof should reflect the company today.
What happens next
Visitors should know exactly how to take the next step.
The Rebuild Sprint
Bring the website up to the level of the business.
Summit rebuilds the structure, messaging, presentation, proof, and customer path around the company as it operates today.
Typical Rebuild Sprint projects may include up to five core pages, site structure and messaging refinement, custom visual direction, a responsive desktop/mobile build, existing reviews and proof, one primary inquiry path, basic analytics and on-page foundations, structured review, and launch.
- 01
Review
We start with the existing website and what changed in the business.
- 02
Direction
We establish the structure, messaging, and homepage direction.
- 03
Build
Summit develops the scoped site for desktop and mobile.
- 04
Refine
Feedback stays organized through defined revision rounds.
- 05
Launch
Final QA, handoff, and launch.
Best fit
Built for an established company with something real to update.
The Rebuild Sprint works best when your business already has customers, history, and an existing website, but the company has changed enough that the site no longer represents it accurately.
The business changed.
New services, locations, ownership, positioning, team, reputation, or customer mix.
The website stayed behind.
The current site may still function, but it no longer tells the whole story.
There is a reason to address it now.
The mismatch has become meaningful enough that bringing the website current matters.
Selected work
See what Summit builds.
Explore selected website work and design directions from Summit Frameworks.
Questions
What to expect before you request a review.
A few practical answers before you share the current site.
My website isn't terrible. Does this still apply?
Yes. The issue is whether the site still represents the business accurately, not whether the current site is unusable.
Do I need a new brand?
No. A website rebuild does not automatically require a rebrand.
How long does a rebuild take?
The current target is approximately 15 business days after required content, access, and approvals are in place.
What do I need to provide?
Current business and service information, existing brand assets, relevant proof, access, and timely feedback.
What happens after I request a review?
Summit reviews the current site and the context provided. If the project appears to fit, the next step is a short Rebuild Fit Call.
Rebuild review
Show us where the website fell behind.
Share your current site and what has changed in the business. Summit will review the context and determine whether the Rebuild Sprint is a fit.
Rebuild Review received
Thank you for the context.
Summit will review your current website and the information you provided. If the project appears to fit the Rebuild Sprint, we’ll send the next step for a short Rebuild Fit Call.
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