Maintenance and ongoing development

A technical partner after launch, too.

For businesses relying on their website or application and needing someone who understands the system. Maintenance and new features have separate scopes.

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Clear deliverables

What the project can include

The exact list is adapted to your needs and confirmed in the proposal.

Backups and restoration checks

Application-compatible updates

Monitoring and incident investigation within plan limits

Agreed content changes or small improvements

Reporting and priorities for future development

From an idea to something that works.

Understand the need

Your outcome, current situation and the people using the solution.

Define the solution

Structure, functions, costs and acceptance criteria before implementation.

Build and verify

Staged delivery with working examples and feedback along the way.

Launch and hand over

Verify functionality, document access and agree what follows.

Before you start

What to clarify

These details affect the solution and cost.

Does the plan include any change?

No. Systems, tasks, limits and response windows are defined in the plan. New features and work outside scope are estimated separately.

Can you maintain a site you did not build?

Yes, following an initial audit and access/dependency checks.

Is support available around the clock?

That level of support must be explicitly agreed. Standard plans do not imply 24/7 availability.

More detail for a sound decision

Maintenance and performance after launch

Websites and applications depend on changing hosting, libraries, APIs and content. Maintenance should define checks, ownership and included costs.

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Your next step

Your idea deserves
to take shape.

A new website, a store or a workflow that could work better. Tell us where you want to go.

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