WordPress updates
Core, theme and plugin updates, with appropriate backups, checks and care for site compatibility.
Your website doesn't need another complicated process. Get direct, practical help with WordPress updates, broken forms, layout issues and technical fixes — from someone who works with the code.
Example support request
Focused technical support for the WordPress website you already have. From a quick correction to a tricky form or code issue.
Core, theme and plugin updates, with appropriate backups, checks and care for site compatibility.
Troubleshooting errors and making focused corrections to custom theme code and front-end behaviour.
Contact Form 7 problems, validation, broken submissions and form layout corrections.
CSS corrections, mobile display issues, spacing problems and small visual adjustments to existing pages.
Text, images, buttons, links, sections and small site adjustments without a full redesign.
Targeted improvements to existing WordPress templates, custom fields and theme functionality.
No lengthy onboarding or confusing technical conversations. We define what needs doing before work begins.
Send your website address and a short description of the problem. A screenshot is helpful if you have one.
I'll review the information, ask for details if needed and agree on the work and price before starting.
Once agreed, I'll work on the fix, check the result and explain what was changed.
WP Small Fixes is an independent WordPress support service for people who need a reliable technical hand with an existing website — not an expensive rebuild.
My work focuses on WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, HTML and CSS, including custom theme changes and contact forms. The aim is to make the necessary fix, explain it clearly and keep things uncomplicated.
A few quick answers about how support works.
Yes. The focus is on maintaining, repairing and making targeted changes to an existing WordPress site, rather than building an entire website from scratch.
Absolutely. A broken button, a layout issue, a form problem or a small content change can all be worth asking about. I'll let you know if it's within scope.
It depends on the issue and the information available. For a clearly defined task, we can agree on the scope and price in writing before work starts. More complex problems may require a separate diagnostic step.
No. Start with your website URL and a description of the issue. If access is needed later, we'll discuss the safest way to provide limited, temporary access for the agreed work.
My focus is technical WordPress support: PHP, JavaScript, CSS, templates, forms and small fixes. Full UI design, graphic design and branding aren't part of this service.
Tell me what isn't working, what you'd like to change and include a link to your website. I'll reply by email to discuss the next step.