Launch is not the finish line. Updates, backups, security, speed and layout revisions need to happen on a schedule, or a site quietly stops working.
Website maintenance and redesign is ongoing technical care plus layout updates for a live site: core and plugin updates, backups and restores, security monitoring, speed work, content and layout changes, and restructuring the information architecture when the business changes. It is not about fixing a site once it breaks, but about stopping it from slowing down, being compromised, throwing errors, or falling behind when the business moves on.
Last updated: October 2026 · Maintained by the Jionghui editorial team
Maintenance can cover updates, backups, security reviews, content work and form tests. When an issue appears, we confirm the impact, resolve it and recheck the main journeys.
Existing pages, URLs, content and traffic are audited first. Valuable URLs stay in place where possible; necessary changes receive permanent redirects and post-launch index checks.
01 / Scope
Six workstreams available as a monthly plan, or as a one-off fix when something specific is wrong.
WordPress core, themes and plugins updated on a schedule, with compatibility checked on a staging copy first so the live site does not go down.
Off-site backup schedules plus an actual restore rehearsal, so you know recovery works rather than just assuming a file exists.
Failed logins, file changes and known vulnerabilities reviewed; suspicious code removed and access hardened.
Image sizing, caching, database bloat and asset loading handled to improve LCP and overall response time.
Images swapped, service details updated, pages added and layout details adjusted, without renegotiating a design project each time.
When the business or services change, navigation, page hierarchy and content are reorganised while keeping existing URLs and accumulated search performance.
02 / What is included
These are standard scope, not paid add-ons. Frequency depends on the plan level.
03 / Delivery process
We start with a health check, establish what can be saved, then decide between maintenance and a redesign.
Core version, plugin health, backup status, speed and security exposure.
What must be fixed now, what can be scheduled, and what only needs watching.
Backups and a restore test completed so there is a known-good state to return to.
Updates, backups, security checks and performance monitoring on schedule.
If the current structure no longer fits the business, we scope a redesign that keeps the content.
Layout and structure changes go live, then traffic and indexing are monitored and adjusted.
04 / Ways to work together
Updates, backups, security and performance handled monthly. Suits companies treating the site as a long-term asset.
Sudden problems such as slowdowns, malware or broken layouts diagnosed and resolved per incident.
Navigation, hierarchy and layout reworked while keeping existing content and URLs. Suits sites whose business has moved on.
05 / Why Jionghui
Claiming a backup exists means nothing. We walk through the restore so files and database are both proven to come back.
Updates are the most common cause of a site going down. Larger version jumps are verified on staging before touching the live site.
Anything that can be kept is kept. We do not wipe a site to make the redesign easier.
A monthly report lists what was handled, what was found and what we recommend next, rather than an unexplained invoice.
06 / Service comparison
| Jionghui care plan | Fix on failure | |
|---|---|---|
| Update rhythm | Scheduled, tested before applying | Left for years, then many versions at once |
| Backups | Off-site schedule with a real restore test | Often none, and never restored |
| Security | Regular scanning and triage | Discovered after defacement or blacklisting |
| Speed | Monitored and tuned continuously | Addressed only once it feels slow |
| Redesign | Structural redesign that keeps content and URLs | Usually a rebuild that resets rankings |
| Predictability | Fixed fee and a monthly report | Cost and downtime impossible to forecast |
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Send us the URL and we will run a health check first, listing the backup, security, speed and version items that need attention, before deciding between maintenance and a redesign.
