Website maintenance, support and ongoing development
I support existing websites by resolving technical issues, updating content and functionality, introducing new features and monitoring overall stability. I work with WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix and Velo, OpenCart, Tilda, custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript websites, as well as projects built with React, Next.js, Nuxt and other technologies.
Reliable ongoing website care
What the service includes
From diagnostics and urgent issue resolution to regular updates, stability checks and the gradual development of new functionality.
Diagnostics and stabilisation
- Review of the CMS, codebase, theme, modules, applications, dependencies, hosting environment and connected services.
- Resolution of layout, JavaScript, PHP, Liquid, form, cart, payment and integration issues.
- Checks covering the domain, SSL certificate, email delivery, analytics, APIs and other important website components.
Updates and new functionality
- Careful updates of the CMS, themes, plugins, applications, libraries and technical dependencies.
- Updates to text, images, products, language versions, pages, banners and commercially important sections.
- Implementation of new forms, filters, integrations, payment methods and other required functionality.
Monitoring and ongoing development
- Backups, staging workflows and preparation of a practical rollback and recovery process.
- Checks covering performance, responsive behaviour, forms, key pages and important user journeys.
- Development priorities, reduction of technical debt and gradual improvements to the existing website.
Who it is for
Who this service is for
Businesses without an in-house developer
For companies that need a reliable technical specialist to handle updates, resolve issues and implement new website requirements.
Online stores and commercial websites
For projects where the reliable operation of catalogues, carts, payments, forms, analytics and integrations directly affects enquiries and sales.
Websites inherited from another developer
For website owners who need an existing project reviewed, stabilised and developed after it has been transferred from a previous developer or agency.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about website support and maintenance
Key information about supported platforms, project handover, safe updates, urgent failures and available support models.
I support corporate websites, landing pages, online stores, catalogues, blogs and custom web projects. My stack includes WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix and Velo, OpenCart, Tilda, custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript websites, as well as projects built with React, Next.js, Nuxt and other technologies. Unusual or legacy projects are reviewed technically before work begins.
Yes. I begin by reviewing the available access, project structure, codebase, CMS, theme, modules, external services, backups and hosting environment. The audit identifies urgent issues, safe development opportunities and any technical limitations that should be understood before further work is planned.
Before higher-risk changes, I confirm that a backup or previous version can be restored. Larger updates are tested on a staging copy whenever the project allows it. Key pages, forms, carts, payments and integrations are then checked. Compatibility issues between third-party components can never be ruled out completely, which is why a practical rollback plan is important before critical changes are deployed.
Critical incidents are prioritised. I review the hosting environment, domain, SSL certificate, error logs, recent updates, codebase, database, external APIs and other possible causes. Recovery time depends on the nature of the issue, the available access and whether a working backup exists. The first priority is restoring essential website functionality, followed by identifying and resolving the root cause.
A one-off estimate is suitable for a specific issue or clearly defined improvement. Monthly support is more practical when a website requires regular updates, monitoring and ongoing development. Pricing depends on the condition of the project, technology stack, complexity of the work and required response priority. Hosting, paid licences, applications and third-party services are charged separately.