Once a website is live, the business keeps moving. Photos change. Services change. Dates move. Wording needs tightening.
The important thing is deciding who looks after those changes before they become annoying.
There are two sensible ways to keep a website up to date.
The right route when updates are frequent, you're confident making them, and the site was planned around editing from day one.
The simpler route when the site needs to stay current, but you'd rather not carry the technical side of it yourself.
Neither is wrong. The mistake is not deciding before the site is built.
The scope is deliberately narrow. That is what keeps it honest.
A modest plan for modest changes after launch. No lock-in — the site stays yours.
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