Four outcomes after the check-up
| What the check-up shows | What we do |
|---|---|
| The foundation is healthy, the problems are specific | Fix them: a project with a fixed scope, not hourly work |
| The tech is fine, but design, copy and logic don’t sell | Rework what visitors see — a redesign |
| Messy code, dozens of plugins, no staging copy | Rebuild: fixing costs more than starting over |
| Nothing critical | Do nothing — and I’ll tell you so |
How the work goes
- A backup — before any change.
- A staging copy — every change goes there first, not to the live site.
- Changes within the agreed scope.
- Testing — features and layout on phone and desktop.
- Release — only after testing.
Which platforms I work on
I improve websites built on Tilda, Webflow and code — Next.js, Astro, React. I don’t take WordPress projects. If your site runs on WordPress and needs serious changes, I’ll suggest moving it to Tilda or building a new one: it’s usually faster and cheaper than untangling plugins and someone else’s code.
What I don’t take on
- Ongoing small edits: “change this text”, “add a button”, “fix a plugin”.
- Hourly support and random tasks with no common goal.
- A list of forty tasks to “estimate each” — check-up first, scope second.