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WordPress: The Foundation, Performance and Maintenance.

WordPress isn’t a problem on its own. The problem is usually how it was set up, which plugins it drags along and who maintains it. This is where you decide what to repair, what to optimize and what to leave untouched.

Tell us what’s wrong with your WordPress

Level 1 · Specialty · Diagnosis from €50 · WordPress / PHP



Sound familiar

  • 01The site broke after an update
  • 02It runs slow and you don’t know which plugin is the heaviest
  • 03The theme or a plugin stopped being compatible
  • 04Nobody knows what can be touched without breaking something

The list isn’t exhaustive: if the symptom is another one, the diagnosis is the same.

Page contents
  1. 01Where WordPress breaks
  2. 02When it’s worth it and when it isn’t
  3. 03What we do
  4. 04Performance and maintenance
  5. 05Proof: declared capability
  6. 06Frequently asked questions
  7. 07Related services

01Where WordPress breaks

WordPress handles almost anything, but it doesn’t forgive disorder. A theme with too many layers, plugins that step on each other, outdated PHP and barely enough hosting turn a simple site into a maintenance problem.

The diagnosis separates three things: what is broken, what is misconfigured and what simply no longer fits. Nothing gets reinstalled on reflex and nothing gets migrated because it’s trendy.

  • Updates that break the layout or leave the editor half-working.
  • Duplicate plugins that load the same thing twice.
  • PHP or a database not tuned to real traffic.
  • A theme that doesn’t let you keep the design without touching code.
Before touching anything

Backup, staging when needed, and a list of what is going to change. If there’s no way back, we don’t start.

02When it’s worth it and when it isn’t

Can stay

Good fit

  • Content or corporate site running on WordPress.
  • The team edits without depending on a page builder.
  • The problem is specific and can be located.
  • The cost of migrating isn’t justified.
  • There’s room to optimize without redoing.

Shouldn’t stay

Bad fit

  • Performance is critical and the stack can’t go further.
  • The theme or the plugins are abandoned.
  • Every update breaks something different.
  • The site needs an architecture WordPress doesn’t handle well.
  • Maintaining it costs more than rebuilding.

The decision isn’t made out of stack preference: it’s made on cost, operations and real margin.

03What we do

This isn’t about defending the technology: it’s about deciding what to do with it. These are the actions usually requested by sites that arrive with this stack.

  1. 01

    Rescue the site

    Error, white screen or broken update. Service is restored and what happened is documented.

    Go to WordPress Rescue

  2. 02

    Optimize performance

    Measurement before and after: cache, images, PHP, queries and plugins.

    Go to Speed and WPO

  3. 03

    Maintain with judgment

    Controlled updates, backups and verification afterward.

    Go to Support and maintenance

  4. 04

    Rebuild what doesn’t fit

    When the theme or the architecture get in the way, the rebuild is planned.

    Go to Web development

04Performance and maintenance

Can be optimized

  • Plugins that aren’t used and only add weight.
  • Theme and templates that multiply CSS and JS.
  • Images and fonts left unoptimized.
  • Cache and hosting poorly tuned.
  • Unnecessary queries and scheduled tasks.

Can’t be papered over

  • An abandoned theme that can’t be updated.
  • Plugins that step on each other and have no substitute.
  • Outdated PHP with no room to upgrade.
  • An architecture that calls for another stack.

Maintenance

Maintaining WordPress is updating, testing, backing up and verifying. It’s not clicking “update all” and hoping. Every change is tested in staging when it affects the theme or a critical plugin.

Price and timeline

Diagnosis costs from €50 and is the entry point. The repair, the optimization or the maintenance are quoted afterward, with the scope locked in. The timeline is set once we see the case.

What determines the costNumber of plugins · theme and child theme · hosting and PHP · content and URLs · maintenance scope

05Proof: declared capability

We don’t publish a WordPress case with metrics if we don’t have permission. The capability is real; the public proof will be added when it exists.

WordPress is level 1 (specialty): it’s where we intervene most and where it’s fastest to spot whether the problem is theme, plugin, hosting or code.

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06Frequently asked questions

Do I have to reinstall WordPress?

Not by default. We diagnose first and reinstall only if the core or the database is compromised. Most faults are fixed without starting from scratch.

Can it be optimized without changing the theme?

Yes, up to the limits of the theme. We measure before and after and say which improvement is real and which isn’t.

Is updating enough to stay secure?

No. Updating reduces the attack surface, but it doesn’t replace backups, access control and plugin review.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

Diagnosis from €50. The intervention is quoted afterward. The timeline depends on the scope, on the hosting and on whether content has to be migrated.

Can I maintain it myself?

Yes, if the team edits the site and understands the stack. What’s needed is documented; if not, support is considered.

Next step

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