Support that continues after launch day.
A business website is not finished the moment it goes live. Services change, proof grows, browsers update and small problems appear. NEKEYA provides practical ongoing support so the site stays current, dependable and useful.
Maintenance is scoped around the website and the pace of the business—without turning every small change into a new agency project.
A good fit when…
- NEKEYA clients that want continued support after launch
- Businesses with a modern site but no reliable person to maintain it
- Teams that need occasional content and service-page updates
- Owners who want technical checks handled without jargon
Keep the essentials working
Forms, links, metadata, dependencies and public pages need periodic attention. Maintenance creates a clear route for fixing problems and keeping the website compatible, rather than waiting for a customer to report an issue.
Keep the content honest
An outdated service, old team detail or obsolete claim can undermine trust. NEKEYA can update copy, images, project work and calls to action as the business changes, while protecting the visual and content system around them.
Improve from evidence
When useful analytics and search data are available, maintenance can include measured improvements to landing pages and enquiry paths. Changes are prioritised around business value rather than a stream of arbitrary redesign requests.
A clear scope.
No hidden gaps.
- 01Content and image updates
- 02Broken-link and form checks
- 03Dependency and compatibility updates
- 04Metadata and page improvements
- 05New landing pages when justified
- 06A direct route for support requests
Before you start.
Do all websites need a monthly maintenance plan?
Not necessarily. A small static site may need only occasional updates, while a site with frequent content, integrations or ongoing campaigns benefits from a regular plan. NEKEYA recommends a level of support that matches the actual risk and workload.
Can you maintain a website you did not build?
Sometimes. NEKEYA first reviews the technology, hosting, access and current condition of the site. If the platform can be supported responsibly, the work can be scoped; if not, you will receive a clear explanation and a more suitable recommendation.
Does maintenance include SEO?
It can include technical checks, metadata, content updates and improvements informed by Search Console. Ongoing search growth may also require new pages, original evidence and off-site authority, which should be scoped separately rather than hidden inside a vague maintenance promise.
NEKEYA is an independent web design and development studio based in London, working with suitable businesses across the UK.