The site as it arrives.
It loads, and that is the best thing about it. Switch the window to Phone and try to read it. Then press Send on the form: nothing happens.
This is a normal starting point: a cheap site nobody has touched in years.
The whole job on one small site, in eight steps. Press through it and use the site in the window: it changes at every step.
Demo on a fictional client (Mrs. Crumb's Emergency Pastries), not a paid job. Speed and weight are measured. The WordPress editor is real. The backup step is simulated.
It loads, and that is the best thing about it. Switch the window to Phone and try to read it. Then press Send on the form: nothing happens.
This is a normal starting point: a cheap site nobody has touched in years.
Every problem gets a number before any work starts, so you see the job and agree on it.
Your content moves as it is. After this, a new price or photo does not need a developer.
That button starts real WordPress inside your browser, with this bakery's page in it. It can take up to a minute, and nothing you change is saved.
The editor loads from playground.wordpress.net, so your browser connects to that service once you press the button, and not before.
A policy page, a consent box on the form, and a banner that really keeps analytics off until the visitor agrees. The form works now too. Answer the banner in the window.
Demo wording. What the law asks for depends on your country, so a real policy is checked for yours. This is not legal advice.
Most small sites get broken by bots trying passwords and by old plugins. This is the standard list.
These settings live on a real server, so here this is the checklist, not a live test.
A copy of the site is made every night and kept away from the site itself. Press the button and see why that matters.
Simulated here. On a real site this is a free plugin such as UpdraftPlus, and the restore is tested before handover.
Photos are resized to what the page shows, converted to WebP and loaded only when needed.
Measured with Lighthouse in phone mode on these exact demo pages: speed 75 before, 100 after. The photos are real, so the numbers are close to what a small site gets.
New layout in the client's brand colours. It finally works on a phone: switch the window and check.
Works on phones and loads fast. Checked on real screen sizes, with the numbers before and after.
Your own login. You change text, prices and photos yourself, with a short guide for it.
Protection and nightly copies. The restore is tested, so a bad day costs minutes, not the site.
Policy, consent and cookie banner in place. Written for your country and the tools your site uses.
Said straight: no real client here, and this bakery does not exist. You can take only the steps you need: a job like this whole one is closest to Premium in the menu, and the final price comes after a short brief.
The photos on this demo site are frames from a real film, not from this bakery: Vegan Pastry - Voted Best Croissant in Miami, Chef's Roll, CC BY 3.0.
Is your site like step one?
Send me the link. I will tell you honestly what is wrong with it and what is worth fixing.
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