Can you add a blog to my CPA website so I can post tax tips?

Yes. We build in a simple blog or updates section where you can publish seasonal tax reminders, filing deadline changes, or bookkeeping advice. It's set up to be easy to update on your own without any technical knowledge.

Will my redesigned site work well on phones?

It's built mobile-first. That means the phone version isn't an afterthought — it's the starting point. Desktop layout gets added on top of that. Every page is tested on multiple screen sizes before launch.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

Your existing site stays live until the new one is ready. We build the redesign separately, and once you've reviewed and approved it, we swap it in. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase.

Do I need to provide all the content for the new site?

We'll need your input on services, firm background, and credentials. But we handle the structure, layout, and technical writing. If you have existing content that works, we'll carry it over and clean it up.

How is this different from just updating my current template site?

A template update is cosmetic. A redesign means rebuilding the site architecture — how pages are organized, how fast they load, how Google reads them, and how the contact flow works. You end up with code you own instead of a subscription you can't leave.

Website Redesign · Winona, TX

Website Redesign for Accountants in Winona, TX

Your accounting website has a job to do — bring in new clients and answer questions for existing ones. If it's not doing that, the design is the problem. We rebuild CPA websites from scratch with a structure that actually fits how people look for accounting help.

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A Three-Year-Old Accounting Website Is Already Behind

The average lifespan of a web design is about two to three years before it starts working against you. Screen sizes change. Google's ranking criteria shift. The way people browse — especially on phones — moves fast. An accounting site built even a few years ago was probably designed for desktop first, if mobile was considered at all.

For a CPA firm in Winona, this matters more than you'd think. Folks in Smith County are searching for tax prep, bookkeeping, and payroll help on their phones while sitting in a parking lot or between errands. If your site loads slow or looks off on a small screen, they move on. They don't troubleshoot your website for you.

And if you built on one of those template platforms, you already know the frustration. You can't move things where you want them. The contact form does the bare minimum. Adding a blog post about tax deadlines feels like a fight with the editor. That's not a website you can grow with — it's one you're stuck with.

What a CPA Website Redesign Covers

1. **Service pages that explain what you actually do.** Tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, advisory work — each one gets its own clear section. Not a paragraph buried on a single page. Prospective clients in Winona and the surrounding area should be able to find exactly what they need without guessing.

2. **A contact form built for client inquiries.** Not a generic "send us a message" box. A form that asks the right questions so you know whether someone needs quarterly bookkeeping or help with a late filing before you ever pick up the phone.

3. **A place for your credentials and firm history.** CPA designations, years of experience, areas of focus — people want to know who they're trusting with their finances. This section does real work during tax season when new clients are comparing firms.

4. **Blog or updates section for seasonal content.** Tax tips, deadline reminders, changes to filing rules. A simple blog keeps your site current in Google's eyes and gives clients a reason to come back. We set it up so posting takes minutes, not an afternoon.

5. **Mobile-first design and fast load times.** The site gets built for phones first, then scaled up. Every page loads quick. No bloated frameworks dragging things down.

You Own the Website. No Platform Lock-In.

One thing that matters to us — you get the actual code. Not a login to a website builder where you're paying monthly just to keep the lights on and can't leave without starting over. Your redesigned site is yours. You can host it wherever you want.

We're a web design shop in Tyler, about twenty minutes up the road from Winona. A full website redesign for an accounting firm starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. If you want search engine work built into the project from day one, that starts at $3,500. Hosting runs $50 a month if you want us to handle it.

Tax season drives a huge portion of your annual revenue. Your website should be ready for it — not something you're apologizing for when a referral looks you up.