What website maintenance actually involves
A website isn't finished when it goes live. Here's what ongoing maintenance covers, why it matters, and what happens when it's skipped.
Updates, security and small changes, so your website stays fast, secure and up to date after launch.
A website isn't finished the day it goes live. Software needs updating, content needs refreshing and things occasionally break.
I offer ongoing maintenance, so you've got someone to call when you need a change, and the peace of mind that updates and security are being looked after in the background.
CMS, plugin and framework updates applied and tested, so your site stays secure and working.
Watching for vulnerabilities and fixing them before they become a problem.
If something stops working, I'll find the cause and fix it.
Regular checks to keep your pages loading quickly as your site grows.
Send over new text, images or pages and I'll add them to the site for you.
New landing pages, features and performance tweaks as your business grows.
Out-of-date software is one of the most common ways websites get hacked.
Regular tune-ups stop performance from slowly slipping.
Real people who know your site, rather than a support ticket queue.
A few things people usually ask about support.
Often, yes. I'll review the site first to check it's in a good state, and let you know if anything needs fixing before I take it on.
Just send me an email with what you need. I'll confirm what's involved and when it'll be done.
No. I can maintain your site wherever it's hosted. If you'd like me to look after that too, take a look at website hosting.
Get in touch and I'll look into it as a priority, and keep you updated until it's fixed.