A changed phone number, a broken button, a form that stopped sending, or a page that needs a new section. Small website jobs still need to get done.
Web Dev Handyman helps small businesses and agencies make useful changes to existing websites. You do not have to turn every request into a redesign.
The everyday website to-do list
- Update copy, images, team details, hours, and services
- Fix broken links, buttons, and layout problems
- Add or adjust pages and calls to action
- Investigate form submission and notification issues
- Implement headings, metadata, redirects, and other technical SEO changes
- Make contained theme and template improvements
See an example of this work in The Movement Clinic website repair case study, covering navigation repairs, shared forms, and WordPress cleanup.
Start with what needs to change
Send the page address, what you see now, and what you want instead. Screenshots are useful for visual problems. If the cause is unclear, we can scope an investigation before committing to a repair.
WordPress is a core focus. For another platform, tell me what the site uses so I can assess the request and available access.
Small jobs, straightforward billing
The standard rate is $120/hour USD, billed in 15-minute increments ($30), with no required monthly retainer. The scope and estimate are discussed before billable work begins. See pricing details.
Useful reading before you start
Read what affects the cost of small website updates or how to investigate missing contact form emails.
Using AI to suggest or make a change? Read what to review before trusting AI website updates, including shared styles, forms, and checks after publishing.
Tell me what needs fixing and we can start with the work that matters most.
Know what was done when the job is finished
A short handoff explains the changes, checks, time used, and any next decision. See the sample Website Repair Receipt. To organize the first request, use the optional request helper.