Improvements
Your site is basically fine. It needs a developer for a few specific things.
Most jobs start within one to two weeks.
Six ways to get help on a site that already exists — and one path for when it doesn't.
Your site is basically fine. It needs a developer for a few specific things.
Most jobs start within one to two weeks.
Marketplace themes, set up properly and customized to your catalog.
I do not take on full store builds from scratch. If that is what you need, I will say so on the first call.
Something is broken and it needs a developer, not a support ticket.
Billed in real minutes. If it takes five, you pay for five.
WCAG 2.2 AA, scanned and fixed — not just reported.
Public-sector buyers increasingly need this before they will sign. It is also the right thing to do for the people using your site.
A monthly retainer so small problems get handled before they become rebuilds.
No published tiers. I quote after I have seen the setup.
When a rescue would be too big, or WordPress has to go.
Fuse is the starter I built and maintain: Astro on Cloudflare, a real content admin, document library, notices, search, and a contact inbox. I customize it for your organization and hand it over running. WordPress exits are part of the same job.
How Fuse worksNot sure which one you need? Send the URL.
Send me your URL. I will record a five-minute walkthrough of your site with three specific fixes and send it back within two business days. No pitch, no invoice.
Request a teardownA handful each week, first come.