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BeforeTheir designWebsite captureAfterOur redesignExplore the complete design Their design beside our redesign. Our redesign has not been deployed. Design captures from 2026-09-27.
What the transformation changes
A clearer reason to choose.
A simpler way to enquire.
01
Put the experience in the foreground.
Their design. A prominent seasonal notice leads into tours, reviews and other information.
Our redesign. Larger marine photography and a dedicated onboard-experience section introduce what a trip aboard Sail-A-Way feels like.
The page can create interest while leaving space for practical information.
02
Give planning a simple sequence.
Their design. Tour choices and booking links are present, with details distributed through the page and linked options.
Our redesign. Separate trip cards, a three-step joining sequence and FAQs organise the route from interest to a booking enquiry.
Visitors can find the next action without treating every section as equally important.
This is a design and content assessment of the two versions, not a claim of measured increases in enquiries, search rankings or loading speed.
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