Our public-facing site is built on WordPress and it’s starting to feel dated. I want a fresh, corporate-but-inviting look, beginning with the homepage. The main objective is purely visual: refine the design and present our brand in a more professional, trustworthy way. Although WordPress powers the current site, I’m open to hearing whether sticking with it, moving to a headless setup, or jumping to something like Webflow or another CMS would serve us better. I’m looking for your guidance on that, but whatever you recommend must keep editing simple for a non-technical marketing team and deliver fast loading times. Here’s how I see the engagement: • A polished, responsive homepage mock-up in Figma (or similar) that captures a sleek corporate style. • Once approved, full build and implementation on the chosen platform, including content migration for that page. • Clean, modular code/CMS blocks so future internal edits are straightforward. Acceptance criteria: the new homepage should score well on Google Lighthouse, render flawlessly across modern browsers and mobile devices, and reflect the agreed visual direction. If this first phase goes smoothly, we can look at rolling the same design language through the rest of the site. Share a couple of corporate-style sites you’ve recently produced, your preferred tooling, and any thoughts on platform choice so we can kick things off.