What you can change on your website yourself and what to leave to the developer
After launch a website does not stand still: prices change, new products appear, photos need updating. The question is whether you have to write to the developer every time. Here is how it works in my projects.
Catalog: everything through the admin panel
For online catalogs I build an admin panel. In it you add items, change prices, photos and descriptions yourself, and the changes appear on the site right away. No developer needed.
Simple site: text and photos
On a landing page or business-card site I show you how to change text and photos yourself. It is a few simple actions, and I leave a short instruction for them.
What is better left to me
New pages and sections, changes to the structure, new features such as payment or booking, technical settings. We discuss these separately, and I name the scope and timing in advance.
After launch
I give you a short instruction and stay in touch for questions. For the first 30 days after launch I fix errors on the site for free.
If you don't want to deal with it
You can take support from me for a separate small fee: you write what to change, and I do it.
Where to start
Tell me what on the site will change most often, and I will pick the option: an admin panel or a simple instruction.
Need a website for your business?
Tell me about the task and I'll suggest a solution and name the price.