Software updates
Review relevant CMS, plugin and theme updates and check agreed functions after changes. Unsupported components may need separate replacement work.
Keep your website up to date and make improvements with a developer who gets to know the setup.
For business websites and online stores that need someone to look after updates, backups and recurring technical tasks. I review your setup with you and suggest a practical maintenance arrangement, including time for the small improvements you keep putting off.
Review relevant CMS, plugin and theme updates and check agreed functions after changes. Unsupported components may need separate replacement work.
Agree what is backed up, where copies are kept and who handles restoration. Backup frequency and recovery checks depend on the site and plan.
Define which availability or technical signals are monitored, how alerts are handled and what the agreed response arrangements cover.
Review updates, access and visible risks within the agreed scope. Maintenance reduces avoidable exposure but cannot guarantee a site will never be compromised.
Use agreed development time for focused fixes or adjustments. Larger changes are estimated separately so the scope stays understandable.
Take stock of a site built by another developer: access, source files, licences, hosting and known problems. Agree what can be maintained and what first needs separate repair work.
Discuss issues and upcoming changes with the developer, with a record of work completed and recommendations for next steps.
Your previous developer may be unavailable, or you may simply need a different kind of support. I can review an existing WordPress site, WooCommerce or PrestaShop store, static website or custom application and explain whether I can look after it. The first step is understanding what you already have, not selling you a replacement.
The review covers available access, hosting, domains, backups, source files, paid components and the functions your business relies on. You receive a practical handover plan: what can stay, what needs attention and what information is still missing. I also check which accounts and licences belong to you and which depend on the previous supplier.
A takeover review, any initial repairs and ongoing maintenance are priced separately where needed. We agree what I will look after, available support time and how changes are approved. If something cannot be maintained safely, I explain the options before we commit. Your existing URLs and useful content are considered before any rebuild or migration.
Inspect the platform, hosting, dependencies and existing backup arrangements.
Agree the regular tasks, available development time and how you can ask for help.
Carry out the agreed work and verify the relevant website functions after changes.
Explain completed work and separate routine maintenance from new development or unresolved risks.
Scope, practical limits and the information needed for a useful estimate.
No. Available time, coverage and response expectations are agreed for the arrangement. Extra development or emergency work is not automatically included.
Yes. I review the existing website first and explain what I can take over. A rebuild is not the default. Existing errors, outdated software or missing access may need a separate stabilisation project before routine support begins.
We start with the accounts, invoices, hosting and source files you control. Access recovery depends on the provider and proof of ownership; I cannot promise access to an account you do not own. Do not cancel services or share passwords in the form. We agree how any provider or previous-supplier contact is handled.
Hosting and third-party subscriptions are not automatically included in development or support. We identify the existing providers, responsibilities and any separate costs in the agreement.
The platform, business-critical features, update workload, backup requirements, monitoring and time for improvements. A brochure site and an active online store need different coverage.
If something is already broken, diagnose the incident and establish a stable baseline first.
Malware recovery is a separate investigation, not an assumed part of routine updates.
For initial server configuration or a review before agreeing separate ongoing administration.
Share the URL, what you want help with and whether you are taking over from another developer. You do not need a complete technical handover to start the conversation.