You have a site that needs fixing up
Layout, mobile view, speed, new sections. I take on someone else’s code too: I read it first and tell you how much work it needs.
ServicesWebsite updates
Website redesign
A second wind for your website
The site you now share with an apology will be one you’re not embarrassed to show, and its leads will reach your Telegram. Even if it wasn’t built by me.
- Every project is tailored
- The site stays yours
- Review first, then the work
Just write, and I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
Real work: the Homeuyut furniture workshop website
What brings people here
Redesign, fixes or support: three different jobs behind one word
I take on all three, but first I tell you which one you actually need.
Your site is on a builder and needs real code
I move it over along with the text and images. Page addresses stay the same or get redirects, so whatever people already find in search won’t get lost.
The site works but needs someone on hand
Every so often it needs something done. Each task is separate, no monthly subscription, and I do it myself.
What I improve
I fix up what you already have
A form that went quiet starts bringing in leads
The request reaches your Telegram and lands in a spreadsheet. I check that it really arrived, even when the form says “sent”.
Mobile version and layout
Whatever looks off on phones or broke after an update. Plus the small things nobody wanted to touch.
Speed
Images, fonts and unnecessary scripts. I measure before and after, so the difference shows in numbers.
New sections and pages
A missing section, a service page, a portfolio, a second language. I build them in the same layout, so the site doesn’t look patched together.
In the kit
- AI assistant that knows your services
- Project passport: access and instructions
- Domain, code and access in your name
- One hour of training, then you make changes yourself
Live demo
The same site before and after the update
The Homeuyut furniture workshop: same products and phone numbers, a different site. Drag the divider to see the difference.
How I update a site
Four steps, and your live site stays up
All it takes to start is a link and one sentence about what’s wrong. Then I get to work.
Link
Send me the site address and tell me what’s getting in the way. One message is enough, there’s nothing to fill out.
Review
I look at the site and its code. I show you where a fix is enough and where it’s cheaper to start over, and explain why. You see the list of work before we start.
Test copy
I work on a copy, not the live site. You see the result before your clients do.
Launch
Once you say “yes”, the changes go live. I check on a phone that everything works for real visitors.
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- You decide whether to move forwardAfter each stage, you can stop the project. You pay only for completed and accepted stages. I refund any prepayment for stages not yet started.
- Money back if it’s not what we agreedIf the scope isn’t what we agreed, I refund that stage. No arguments.
- I fix my own bugs for 6 months at no cost
- Critical issues get a response within a day
- Code, domain and data are yours from day one
Questions
About old code and Google
Will you take on someone else’s code?
Yes, that’s what this service is about. First I work out how it’s all written and tell you the real amount of work. If starting over is more reliable, you’ll hear it right at the start.
The developer is gone and I have no access. What do I do?
It happens a lot. First we figure out which parts of the site are still under your control. Then I tell you what can be recovered and what will have to be moved.
My site is on a website builder. Is that for you too?
Yes. Inside the builder I do what it allows. When its limits start getting in the way, I move it to code along with the text and page addresses.
Won’t you break what works now?
No: I work on a copy, not the live site. Changes go live only after your “yes”.
My business is abroad. Is that for you too?
Yes. I fix up sites for the Polish, German or Swiss market, and we talk in Ukrainian. I add a second language as part of the kit, and each language gets its own address for search.
Which is better: update the site or build a new one?
It depends on what’s inside. First I look at the site and its code. If a fix is enough, I’ll say so, and if it’s cheaper to start over, I’ll explain why. You see the list of work before we start.
Won’t my site drop out of Google after the redesign?
No. Every old address either stays or points to the new page, and Google won’t lose anything it has already found. While I work on a copy, the live site keeps running.