Qian Lin Web
Services / Website Fix

Website Fix.

Send us one specific website problem. The $49 Website Fix covers a small, clearly defined bug such as a form issue, display problem, mobile layout fault or minor WordPress or frontend fix.

The job this service must do

The $49 Website Fix is for one small, clearly described website issue that can be reproduced and corrected without broad investigation or infrastructure work.

A useful first scope

What we define
and deliver.

  • A review of the reported issue and the affected page
  • One agreed small fix within the stated boundary
  • A check of the corrected behaviour on the relevant screen

Server, database or malware work, major debugging, custom features and large-scale changes are not included. If the issue is larger than this scope, we will explain why and quote it separately before continuing.

Service coverage

What the work can include.

The final combination follows the project brief. Every included page, feature, integration and review point is named in the written scope before implementation.

01

A qualifying issue

One form error, display bug, mobile layout fault or minor WordPress or front-end problem with a clear expected result.

02

A focused review

Reproduce the problem, identify the local cause and confirm whether it remains inside the fixed scope.

03

One small correction

Implement the agreed repair without expanding into cleanup, redesign or new functionality.

04

A concise handoff

Explain what changed and how the specific issue was checked after the repair.

Working process

From brief to a testable release.

The proposal names the review milestones. Timing depends on the number of pages and features, content readiness and third-party access.

Send the issue

Provide the page URL, steps to reproduce, expected result and a screenshot when it helps.

Check qualification

Confirm access, reproducibility and whether the issue fits one small website fix.

Repair the cause

Make the smallest reasonable correction inside the agreed code or CMS area.

Verify the result

Repeat the reported scenario and return the summary or a separate quote if wider work is needed.

Fixed package / USD

$49

Website Fix. One qualifying issue.

One small, clearly defined website issue: a form problem, display bug, mobile layout issue or minor WordPress or frontend fix.

Server, database or malware work, major debugging, custom features and large changes require a separate quote.

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Scope decisions

Questions to settle before build.

The proposal records confirmed requirements and lists any unknowns that need a separate, bounded review.

One clear problem

Several unrelated defects, an unclear site-wide symptom or a request for new behaviour does not fit this package.

Working access

The relevant code or administrator access must be available. Do not send passwords through the project brief.

Excluded systems

Server, database, malware, major debugging and new features require review and a separate quote.

Case study references

Reference studies
and interface details.

Each study identifies its public source, material status and the interface details being reviewed.

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What counts as one small issue?

A problem that can be identified and corrected without tracing several systems or changing the site’s wider functionality. Send the page URL, what happened and what you expected instead.

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Frequently asked questions

Before you send the brief.

What happens if the issue is larger than expected?

Work stops before scope expands. You receive an explanation and, when possible, a separate estimate for wider investigation or repair.

Can the package cover several small changes?

No. The $49 price covers one qualifying issue. Several changes can be grouped into a separately quoted task.

Does it include server or malware work?

No. Server, database, malware, security incidents, major debugging and recovery work are excluded.

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Have a website in mind?

Let’s talk about what it needs to do.
Share your brief. We’ll review the scope and reply in writing.