How it works
How I fix and look after your website, step by step
This is how I work when you hire me to fix or look after a website someone else built. There are three steps, and nothing costs more than the price you agreed.
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- The work included
- Anything left out
- The price
- When the work will be done
- What happens if the job changes
- When you pay
The process
- 1
Describe the problem
Tell me your site address and what is wrong. A few lines is enough.
- 2
I take a look
You get a short note on what I found and what the fix costs.
- 3
I fix it, then look after it
Once it is fixed, I can keep it updated and safe each month.
Step 1. You describe the problem
The first message is about understanding where you are. A short email is fine, or a call if you prefer. These are the things worth telling me.
- What is going wrong now, and the change you want
- The history of the site
- Who built it, and what happened to them
- Anything tried already
- Any deadline or budget you have to work within
By the end, I know whether I can help. You know whether you want to work with me.
Step 2. I take a look
Nothing changes until I understand how your site works now. The first look covers these areas.
- Code, checked for quality, safety and how easy it is to look after
- Speed, to find what slows your pages down
- Security, to find known weak spots
- Hosting, and how changes get put live
- Plugins and outside services the site depends on
Then you get a short note in plain words. It covers what I found, the urgent fixes and anything that can wait.
A fixed price in writing
Every fix is priced before any work starts. Monthly care is quoted for your site on its own. In writing, you will see these things.
- Work included
- Anything left out
- The price
- When the work will be done
- What happens if the job changes
- When you pay
No hidden fees and no hourly bills that keep growing. If the job changes halfway through, you hear about it first and decide what happens.
Step 3. I fix it
Every fix is tested on a copy of your site first, so the live site stays safe.
- Updates on progress as the work happens
- Your own copy of the site to check before anything goes live
- Room for your feedback first
- Notes on what changed, written as I go
- An undo for every change, in case something goes wrong
Keeping in touch, and monthly care
Talk to me in whatever suits you. Email, Slack or Teams. Short, clear updates beat meetings for the sake of meetings.
Monthly care clients get a short note each month. It says what was done and what I suggest next. You always know where things stand.
What clients say
See my servicesAfter a bad experience with cheap developers, I was sceptical. Billy explained what was wrong, what it would cost to fix, and then did exactly that. No surprises, no scope creep, no excuses.
Ready to start?
The first step is a short message. Tell me what is wrong with your website, and I will reply within one working day.
Prefer the phone or email?07968 311978[email protected]