How to Hire a WordPress Developer for Theme Customization and CSS Fixes
You pasted a CSS snippet from a forum, and the header moved instead. A small fix gets expensive when you have to pay for it after every update.
Most WordPress problems are small: a slow page, a broken form, a plugin that stopped working after an update. The hard part is finding someone who fixes it properly, at a fair price.
Tell me what needs doing. You get an honest view of how big the job is, a fixed price and a deadline before any work starts.
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FAQs
My site is slow. Can you make it fast?
Usually, yes. A slow WordPress site tends to come down to a few causes: a heavy theme, too many plugins, oversized images or weak hosting. I find what actually slows yours down, fix that, and show you the speed scores before and after.
Something broke after an update. Can you fix it?
Yes. Plugin and theme conflicts after an update are among the most common WordPress problems. I find the cause, fix it, and make sure the next update does not break the same thing again.
My site was hacked. What now?
I clean it up, close the hole the attack came through, and set up backups and basic protection so it does not happen again. If you see strange redirects, spam pages or a Google warning, write to me before you change anything.
My previous developer disappeared. Can you take over?
Yes. I start with a review of what is there: access, hosting, backups, plugins and custom code. You get a short report of what needs attention, and we decide together what to fix first.
How do you price your work?
Per task, agreed up front. You know the price and the deadline before I start. No retainers and no surprise invoices.
Will I be able to manage the site myself?
Yes. The site and all access stay yours. I set things up so you can change texts and images on your own, and I write down anything you may need later.