Who is it for?
Businesses with an existing website or online store that want to keep the system technically sound over time.
I provide regular and occasional technical maintenance for existing WordPress and Shopify websites. Updates, backups, troubleshooting, performance checks and smaller changes can be handled in one clear workflow.
Plugins, themes, external services and content change over time. Maintenance is not about touching a working system for no reason. It is about checking the important parts regularly and resolving smaller issues before they become larger problems.
Related guides and case studiesThe exact scope depends on the platform and the current state of the site. The goal is a stable, usable system rather than a stream of unnecessary changes.
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Businesses with an existing website or online store that want to keep the system technically sound over time.
Updates, backup checks, compatibility testing, smaller fixes, performance checks and mobile reviews.
Maintenance can be occasional, quarterly or ongoing. The right rhythm depends on the complexity of the website and how often it changes.
Regular checks help you respond to changes in plugins, themes and external services before they become a problem.
Backups, updates and basic security checks reduce the risk of unpleasant surprises.
Maintenance can also cover loading issues, broken resources and mobile usability problems.
You do not need to find a new supplier for every small change when agreed support is already in place.
Smaller issues are usually easier to resolve before they turn into larger failures.
I only recommend work that makes sense for the specific website.
The collaboration can be occasional or ongoing, based on the site’s real needs.
A live store where mobile, visual and technical refinements continue to arise after launch.
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A large amount of content and travel offers in a system where reliable operation is important.
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A presentation and booking-oriented website where content and technical details need to work together.
Case studyI review the platform, current condition and the most important business functions of the website.
We define what genuinely needs attention and what is better left untouched.
I carry out the agreed updates, checks and smaller fixes.
After changes, I recheck key pages and functions. For ongoing support, we then agree on the next maintenance rhythm.
Not every website needs the same package. It makes more sense to start with the current state of the system and the tasks that actually come up.
Yes. I can support both WordPress and Shopify sites, although the exact scope depends on the current technical setup and the plugins or apps in use.
No. An occasional technical review may be enough for some websites, while others benefit from more regular checks. The frequency should reflect how important the website is to the business and how often it changes.
Small, agreed content or interface updates can be included. A larger redesign or new functionality is usually better handled as a separate project.
Pricing depends on the complexity of the system, the frequency of checks and the agreed scope. I provide a clear project-specific quote for both occasional reviews and ongoing support.
If the main issue affects the overall structure, visual direction, content or user journey rather than technical upkeep, a separate redesign project is usually the better route.
Tell me what platform you use and what kind of tasks keep coming up, and I’ll suggest a sensible maintenance setup.