Understanding the Challenge
Mission Landscape already had a solid reputation in the industry, but their old website no longer represented the quality or scale of the business. It had a dated design and wasn’t easy for internal teams to manage or update. Site structure made it difficult for prospective clients to quickly understand services, past work, or core differentiators.
The site also had technical issues under the hood. Performance scores were lower than ideal, page speed needed improvement, and the backend relied on a patchwork of WordPress plugins that often caused errors. The company needed a site that looked professional, loaded quickly, and would be easy to maintain long-term without unnecessary complexity.
Our Approach
To start, the existing site was reviewed to determine what content to keep, rewrite, or remove. Rather than focus on volume, the goal was to present only the most useful information in a clear, confident structure. A streamlined sitemap was introduced to give users a clear overview of the company’s services and allow for easier future content expansion. Each section was designed to answer real client questions—who they are, what they do, and why it matters.
On the technical side, the site was rebuilt from the ground up in Webflow. This made it possible to streamline performance, eliminate third-party plugin dependencies, and improve both site health and page load speed. Everything was designed with scalability in mind so the internal team could make updates without needing a developer.
Our Solution
Mission Landscape’s new website is clean, modern, and easy to use. It provides a stronger first impression for potential clients and gives the internal team more control over day-to-day content changes. With improved site speed and simplified navigation, the site now supports both brand credibility and conversion—helping Mission Landscape stand out in a competitive industry.
