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IP anonymisation configured and verified as actually functioning, not just switched on.
Specific IPs or countries blocked at the server level, checked against legitimate traffic first.
A systematic sweep for JavaScript console errors across your site, tracing each to its source and fixing the straightforward ones.
Valid schema a page builder strips on save, re-implemented so it actually survives editing.
Keyboard focus that jumps, skips, or gets trapped — traced and corrected in the underlying code.
Klaviyo or Brevo flows built and connected — limited by your plan, not by us.
A landing page assembled into an existing template from copy and images you supply.
A language switcher tested across every pairing, not just one, and fixed where it breaks.
Large videos and files moved off your WordPress hosting and onto a proper cloud or CDN service, set up correctly so nothing breaks on your site.
You want offscreen images and iframes to load only as visitors scroll to them, without accidentally delaying the one image that should load first.
Old shortcodes from a plugin or feature you've retired, converted properly into native blocks so your content isn't sitting on borrowed time.
Approved legal text published correctly — the wording has to come from you or your advisor.
Let's Encrypt auto-renewal failed silently — traced to the actual cause before it expires again.
A lost plugin or theme licence recovered or reconciled with the vendor, using whatever proof remains.
A live chat or helpdesk widget correctly integrated, through your own account with the platform.
An llms.txt file structured from facts you provide — we don't invent claims about your business.