A question, answered
What stops an update from breaking my site?
On our sites, checks run every time the site is rebuilt, and a change that fails a check is stopped before it goes live.
Your visitors only ever see a version that passed.
What gets checked
- Headings, titles, descriptions and links on every page.
- Common accessibility problems.
- Layout on wide and narrow screens.
- That every image has its record.
Failures never go live
If a check fails, the change is fixed and checked again. The live site keeps showing the last version that passed, and every version is kept. Backups and rollback.
Where this comes from
It is how security and updates ships every fix.
This service delivers it: Security and updates.
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Security and updates
Small business website security that fixes problems before you hear about them: weekly security checks, and fixes that ship as tested releases. - Ready now
Backups and rollback
Website backup and restore without the guesswork: every published version of your site is kept, and any change can be undone in minutes. - Benefit
A clean record when you sell
What does a buyer want to see about my website? Proof it was looked after: a dated log of every change, check and fix. - Benefit
Nothing for hackers to log into
Why do small business sites get hacked? Most break-ins come through a public admin login or plugins and themes that were never updated.