Website management & ongoing updates
A website needs to stay useful as your services and business change. Agree the updates and checks you need, with a clear understanding of what is covered.
Keep business information current
Changes may include service descriptions, page content, project examples and enquiry information. Start with a list of what has changed and identify the pages that customers rely on most.
Review the existing website first
Before agreeing ongoing work, the website platform, hosting and available access need to be understood. This helps establish what can be changed safely and whether another specialist is needed.
Plan routine checks and small improvements
Agreed checks can cover page availability, navigation and the parts of the site affected by an update. The schedule, scope and response arrangements are discussed directly. Continuous monitoring, round-the-clock support and guaranteed uptime are not assumed.
Keep larger changes visible
A new feature, redesign or hosting move may need a separate scope. Discuss priorities, dependencies and any provider costs before starting. For a new site or a broader redesign, see website design and builds.
Common questions
Is ongoing support automatically included with a website?
Support is agreed separately so you know what is covered, when help is available and what it costs.
Can you look after a site someone else built?
Potentially, after reviewing its platform, condition and access. Share the website address and the type of help you need.
What could work better
for your business?
A new website, updated content, or a clearer way forward.