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Website rebuilds & support

Case study

Advance Support Co

A multi-page support-services website refresh that reorganised the core pages, tightened the contact path, and made information easier to browse.

Business context

Advance Support Co

A full-site refresh that brought services, trust-building content, and contact back into a cleaner order.

  • ProjectWebsite rebuild
  • OfferWebsite Rebuild Sprint
  • SectorDisability & NDIS support services
  • MarketMelbourne & inner suburbs

Context

Advance Support Co needed the public site to explain its services more clearly, keep trust-building information easier to reach, and bring the contact path into a more deliberate sequence.

What changed

The page structure was reworked across the homepage, services, stories, about, blog, contact, and information sections, with clearer hierarchy and a more direct route into key content.

Why it mattered

Those decisions mattered because visitors needed to understand the support offer, find relevant information, and take the next step without losing momentum.

Closer look

The parts of the page doing the work.

Each close-up ties the change to a concrete page decision instead of using screenshots as decoration.

Advance Support Co website screenshot

Services page

The services section is structured to explain the offer with less effort.

Key support areas are clearer to scan, so visitors can reach the right path faster.

Advance Support Co website screenshot

Contact flow

The contact page arrives as a deliberate next step instead of a buried endpoint.

That shift helps visitors move from understanding the service into action without extra wandering.

Advance Support Co website screenshot

Information structure

Supporting information is grouped in a way that feels easier to browse and trust.

The site now gives deeper-reading visitors a clearer route into articles and reference content.

Full page preview

The whole page, in one view.

A clearer multi-page site with stronger page hierarchy, tidier information architecture, and a cleaner path into contact.

Advance Support Co website screenshot

Scope

  • Website rebuild
  • Website Rebuild Sprint
  • Melbourne & inner suburbs
  • Disability & NDIS support services

What changed

The page structure was reworked across the homepage, services, stories, about, blog, contact, and information sections, with clearer hierarchy and a more direct route into key content.

Why it mattered

Those decisions mattered because visitors needed to understand the support offer, find relevant information, and take the next step without losing momentum.

Result

A clearer multi-page site with stronger page hierarchy, tidier information architecture, and a cleaner path into contact.

  • Services easier to scan
  • Contact path clearer
  • Information architecture tidied

Studio role

Studio strategy, design, and development.

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