An editor-friendly website should also be straightforward to maintain.
Plan content types before choosing plugins
Services, projects, articles and staff profiles need different fields. We define those structures so editors can update content without rebuilding layouts. Roles and permissions should reflect who drafts, reviews and publishes.
Keep the installation lean
Each plugin adds maintenance obligations and can affect performance. We assess whether a feature needs a plugin, native functionality or a small custom implementation. Themes and integrations are chosen for compatibility and support rather than a long feature checklist.
Make updates recoverable
A maintenance plan should include off-site backups, a restoration process and staging where feasible. We review forms, caching and important integrations after updates. Security depends on hosting, access controls and ongoing maintenance, not a one-time plugin installation.
What an engagement can include
- Content architecture and editor setup
- Responsive templates
- Selected plugin configuration
- Performance and access review
- Editor handover and maintenance options
Your written proposal confirms the exact deliverables, responsibilities, costs and exclusions.
How we get started
Share your objective, existing website or accounts, and the timeframe you have in mind. We’ll review the starting point, agree a practical scope and confirm what access or material is needed before work begins.
Common questions
Can you improve our existing WordPress site?
Yes. We first review theme, plugin, hosting and content constraints before recommending a rebuild.
Are paid plugin licenses included?
Any required paid licenses and renewal responsibilities are listed in the proposal.
