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Content Updates
Keep your website's text, images, services, and business information current.
Websites Maintenance
Your website shouldn't become an afterthought.
Launching your website is only the beginning. As your business grows, your website needs to evolve with it.
You may need to make small updates, fix issues, improve performance, or add something completely new.
01Add a new service or page
02Update business information
03Refresh images, copy, or content
04Fix bugs and broken functionality
05Improve an existing page
06Add new features or functionality
07Update third-party integrations
08Review analytics and user behavior
09Improve website performance
10Implement customer feedback
Instead of letting updates pile up, you have a development partner you can turn to whenever your website needs attention.
Ongoing Support
Keep your website working for your business.
What I can help with
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Website Improvements
Make ongoing design and user experience improvements as your business evolves.
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Bug Fixes
Investigate and resolve issues affecting your website's functionality.
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Feature Updates
Add small features and improvements that weren't part of the original project.
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Performance Improvements
Identify opportunities to improve loading speed, responsiveness, and overall website performance.
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Analytics & SEO Support
Review website analytics and search performance to identify opportunities for improvement.
Ongoing Support
Ongoing improvements,
not unnecessary work.
Maintenance
Isn't about constantly changing your website.
It's about making improvements when they provide value.
My Approach
I prefer to understand the reason behind a requested change and recommend the simplest appropriate solution.
Thoughtful improvements. Practical solutions. Long-term value.
How It Works
How ongoing support works
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Review
We look at the current website and identify what needs attention.
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Prioritize
We separate urgent fixes from improvements that can wait.
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Implement
I make the agreed changes and test them across the relevant devices and browsers.
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Monitor
For ongoing engagements, we can continue identifying improvements based on your business needs, analytics, and user feedback.
Ongoing Development
The work doesn't have to end when your website launches.
01Maintenance for websites I've built
Built together.
Maintained together.
If I've built your website, ongoing maintenance can continue after launch, so you don't have to find someone new every time you need a change.
Because I already understand the codebase, design, and architecture, future updates and improvements can be made within the context of the original project.
01Original project
Design · Code · Architecture
02Ongoing development
Updates · Improvements · Support
You keep working with the developer who already knows how your website was built and why it works the way it does.
02Support for existing websites
Already have a website?
Start with a review.
I can review an existing website before determining whether ongoing support makes sense.
Depending on the technology and condition of the site, I may recommend ongoing maintenance, a targeted improvement, or a larger rebuild.
The goal is to choose the approach that makes the most sense for your business — not to recommend more work than you actually need.
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Maintain
Keep the existing website running smoothly.
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Improve
Address specific issues or opportunities.
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Rebuild
Start fresh when the existing foundation limits progress.
Website Review
Next stepANALYZE
Understand what the existing site actually needs.
Is this right for you?
Keep your website moving.
Without hiring full-time.
Maintenance is designed for businesses that need a developer available when their website needs attention—but don't need one on staff every day.
01Start here
You already have a website
Your website is live and working, but it still needs updates, fixes, and attention over time.
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You need help from time to time
You don't need someone working on your website every day. You just need someone available when you do.
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You don't have an internal developer
Keep technical support within reach without the commitment of bringing a full-time developer onto your team.
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Your business keeps changing
New services, new content, new ideas, and new requirements mean your website needs to evolve too.
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You want to improve over time
Not every improvement needs to become a full redesign. Make meaningful changes when they make sense.
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You want someone who knows the project
If I've built your website, I already understand the code, design, and architecture behind it.
Not sure if maintenance is right for you?
We can start by looking at what you already have.
Let's work together
Have something you're trying to build?
Whether you're starting with an idea, improving an existing business, or looking for a better way to solve a problem, I'd be happy to hear what you're working on.