02 / An existing website

Fix or update your existing website.

A broken feature, a difficult layout, or content that no longer fits. I check the site and recommend what to fix, update, or rebuild.

Discuss your website

Roost Atlas interface showing a map, location list, and camping filters — From the studio: organizing a complex map interface

Start with a review

Understand the site before changing it.

Send the website address and a few examples of what needs attention. We discuss the goals, then establish what access and review are needed to define the work.

Check the site and its setup.Content, design, mobile behavior, features, hosting, and the source files available.
Recommend the changes.A focused repair, a set of improvements, or a larger rework with an agreed scope.
Agree the work and cost.We agree the work and price before I charge for a review, make changes, or take over maintenance.

Repair, update, or rebuild

Match the work to the problem.

Repair

Fix a broken feature, incorrect content, a layout issue, or trouble publishing.

Quoted after review

Improve

Make the content, navigation, design, accessibility, speed, or mobile experience work better.

Defined project scope

Rework or replace

Reorganize or rebuild when the current structure or technology gets in the way. Include migration in the plan.

Rebuild and migration quoted together

Continuing support

Someone to keep it in good working order.

After a build or takeover, choose hosting and domain service at $22.50/month, or website maintenance at $225/month. Brand support is available as a separate engagement.

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Have a project in mind?

Start with the site you have.

Send the URL and tell me what feels difficult, outdated, or unfinished. I’ll review it and explain the options.

Discuss your website