Article

Website maintenance is a business routine.

Maintaining a website is not only about updates and backups. It also means keeping business information current, reviewing visitor paths and making sure essential pages still reflect reality.

Assign clear ownership

Someone needs to notice changes to services, staff, opening arrangements and policies, then make sure the right website pages are updated. Without ownership, even a technically sound site becomes inaccurate.

Separate regular checks from emergencies

Schedule simple monthly checks and quarterly reviews. This reduces the chance that a broken form, outdated message or slow page is only found after it causes a problem.

Use each review to improve one thing

Alongside correctness checks, select one small improvement such as rewriting a confusing heading or removing an unnecessary script. Regular small changes compound over time.

Further reading

Sources and references