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Updating your website yourself
Websites we build are set up so your team can handle everyday updates without waiting for a developer.
Safe to do yourself
- Add or edit products, projects or gallery photos
- Update prices, offers and announcements
- Change opening hours, phone numbers and addresses
- Publish blog posts or news
Good habits
- Compress photos before uploading. Large photos from phones slow the site down. Aim for a few hundred KB per image.
- Write descriptive titles, such as "Georgette saree with zari border, 6.3 m" rather than "Design 104."
- Add alt text to images: a short description of what's in the photo. It helps search engines and visually impaired visitors.
- Keep contact details identical across your website, Google Business Profile and social pages.
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- Changing menus, page layouts or page addresses (URLs)
- Installing plugins or third-party scripts
- Changing tracking codes, forms or WhatsApp integrations
- Anything that affects how enquiries reach you
Changing these without care can break tracking or forms, and you may not notice until enquiries drop.
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