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A fatal error appeared right after a WordPress core update, and the theme looks responsible. We confirm the compatibility issue and fix it so the site…
Your theme's licence has expired, or its update channel is broken, and it's no longer receiving updates. We restore it or resolve what's blocking it.
Your theme's layout changed or broke right after an update. We find whether customisations were lost or there's a genuine incompatibility, and fix it properly.
A support case prepared for a theme vendor with the detail and evidence their team needs.
Thin and orphaned content inventoried together — a page can genuinely be both.
A register of licensed plugins, themes, and subscriptions with renewal dates and costs.
Maps, video players, review widgets, payment iframes — every third-party embed tested to confirm it still actually works on your live pages.
Third-party scripts — analytics, chat, ads, embeds — are adding cost you can't see individually. We audit what's actually there and defer what's safe to.
A full inventory of every third party your site quietly sends data to.
Missing or duplicated attendee data corrected, recovering what's genuinely traceable.
Booking times off by a consistent offset, traced to a timezone mismatch between WordPress, plugin, and browser.
Installing SSL has put the site into a redirect loop. We find which layer is redirecting and leave a single clean path to HTTPS.
Touch targets too small or too close together, resized to meet WCAG's minimum.
Trailing slash and non-slash versions of the same page, consolidated to one.
A dedicated transactional email service connected in place of WordPress's own unreliable default sending.
A prepared translation file imported into the correct fields — we don't translate.