Web Design for Hettinger Businesses: Know What Care Covers

What happens when your Hettinger website needs a fix after the initial work is finished? Hosting and ongoing support should be part of the decision. A finished build doesn't look after itself.

Know Who Handles a Fault

I provide technical support for websites that I've built and host. The care package includes backups, security updates, and help with DNS and contact forms.

That gives you someone to take the problem to. It doesn't ensure fault-free servers or one fixed repair time.

Separate Small Changes From a New Build

Minor content changes and small fixes belong in routine care. Replacing the design or adding a large feature is a different job. Agree on its scope and charge rather than assuming the hosting bill covers it.

The current new semi-static care rate is $60 a month, paid annually. Existing customer agreements continue. Published pricing also sets out support for websites already running WordPress.

Decide Whether a Rebuild Helps

A faulty menu or slow page may be repairable. Looking old doesn't make accurate content useless. Consider a rebuild when the structure no longer accommodates what you need.

I build semi-static websites with PHP files, HTML, and CSS. There's less publishing software involved than in a full WordPress setup. You still need hosting, backups, and a plan for changing the pages.

Be Clear About Email

Your website loading doesn't prove that form messages arrive. Domain records help route mail, but delivery also involves the mailbox and other systems. I offer troubleshooting help without promising an inbox result for every recipient.