We keep websites patched, backed up, monitored and fast, and handle content changes and small improvements on a defined arrangement, so problems are found before your customers find them.
How a Modernization Is Run
Assess Baseline
Review the existing code, database, hosting and security position, and list the risks.
Strangler Migration Plan
Break the move into small steps, keep existing integrations working, and agree a rollback path for each step.
Execute & Verify
Move one piece at a time and compare performance and behaviour with the current system.
Operate & Steward
Set up monitoring, alerts, backups and scheduled patching, with support terms agreed in writing.
Signs It Is Time to Modernize
- Outdated components and security risk
- Broken pages found only by customers
- No one to make small content changes
Website Maintenance in practice
Who this suits
Businesses with a live website and nobody responsible for it: outdated components, backups nobody has tested, and small content changes that wait for weeks.
What you receive
Updates and security patching, automated backups, uptime and performance monitoring, and content changes and small improvements handled on a defined arrangement.
How we approach it
We review the site's current state first, then agree what is covered, how requests are made and how quickly we respond. The aim is that problems are found by monitoring before your customers find them. Terms are set out in writing.
Frequently asked questions
What does a maintenance plan cover?
Updates, backups, monitoring and a defined amount of content or change work. Exact scope is set in the agreement.
Can you maintain a site built by someone else?
Yes, after a short review of the code, hosting and access.
Ready to talk about website maintenance?
Tell us what you want to build or fix. We reply with questions, options and a milestone-based proposal. No obligation, and we can sign an NDA first.