Website & WordPress FAQs

Yes. I can inspect the current site and fix selected problems such as broken layouts, missing styles, slow sections, faulty links, form issues, and plugin conflicts. I first check what is happening before changing live files. For a broader rebuild, see the website design and development service.

The usual causes are fixed widths, overflowing images, crowded navigation, large headings, or styles that only work on desktop. I can review the affected pages and correct the mobile layout without rebuilding sections that already work. See the UI/UX design service for page and interface improvements.

Yes. I can trace a form that does not send, a button that opens the wrong page, a section that is clipped, or a layout that breaks after an update. The fix depends on whether the cause is HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, hosting, or an outside service.

Updates should be checked rather than clicked through blindly. I take a backup where the setup allows it, review the update risk, apply the changes, and check important pages, forms, menus, and mobile views afterward. Ongoing checks are covered by the website maintenance service.

Yes, if the hosting account and access are suitable. I can work with the existing domain, hosting panel, SFTP, SSH, database, or WordPress login. I will tell you when the server setup itself is causing the problem.

Yes. A migration can include the files, database, media, forms, redirects, and important URLs. Before the move, I check what access is available and what must be tested so the new site does not lose pages or enquiries.

Yes. You can start with one page, hero section, service block, contact form, portfolio layout, or blog template. A focused repair often makes more sense than replacing a site that only has a few weak areas.

Yes. Ongoing help can cover WordPress updates, backups, content changes, link checks, small fixes, and regular reviews. The exact tasks and response time are written into the maintenance plan rather than left vague. See the website maintenance packages for the ongoing support options.

Send the website address, a short note about the problem, screenshots or page links if useful, and the safest available access. For a private issue, do not send passwords in a public message; use a secure handover method instead.

Swap Design works on website design and development, WordPress websites, UI/UX design, logo and branding, graphic design, digital marketing support, and website maintenance. The right starting point depends on the problem you want the website to solve.

Yes. Swap Design works remotely with clients across India and in other countries. Calls, approvals, file sharing, updates, and handover can all happen online, so the project does not depend on being in the same city.

There is no honest single price for every website. The cost changes with the number of pages, content, design work, integrations, custom features, migration needs, and support. After I understand the brief, I can give you a written scope and quote.

A small website or focused page can move faster than a larger build with custom features, migration, or delayed content. I confirm the expected timeline after the scope is clear. Your feedback and ready-to-use content make a noticeable difference.

Yes. I can help organise page content, write or refine selected sections, set page titles and descriptions, connect related pages, and check the basic on-page SEO. The work is agreed in the scope, so you know what is included. Related content and promotion support are covered under digital marketing services.

Yes. A new WordPress build can include the page structure, visual design, responsive frontend, forms, theme or template work, basic SEO setup, testing, and launch support. The proposal lists the pages and features before work begins.

Yes. Logo and branding work can include the visual direction, logo concepts, typography, colour guidance, social or print assets, and practical final files. The deliverables depend on how much of the brand needs to be created or refreshed. See the logo and branding design service for the available scope.

Ownership follows the written project terms, agreed payments, third-party licences, and any reusable tools or assets. The proposal explains which website files, design files, accounts, and licensed materials are handed over.

I read the details, ask only the questions needed to understand the work, and suggest the next sensible step. That may be a short call, a clearer scope, a quote, or an honest reply if another solution fits better.